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THUNDER BAY – Kara Louttit has seen the city come a long way since she was a teenager.

THUNDER BAY – In his 30 years with the Lake Superior Scottish Regiment David Ratz got to know a lot of the veterans who served in the Second World War.

THUNDER BAY – Power has been completely restored to more than 2,000 north-side homes following an outage this morning.

THUNDER BAY – Most university students spend their summers relaxing or working to make money to pay their tuition. But a group of four are cycling across the country while raising money and awareness to combat HIV.

THUNDER BAY – Juliet Elliott won’t get her driver’s license for at least another four years. But that didn’t stop the 12-year-old from racing down one of the city’s fastest hills on Saturday.

THUNDER BAY – A tournament that featured humans playing the role of Foosball players helped raise an estimated $2,000 for the Habitat for Humanity.

Neela Arseneau, clad in her orange safety vest and with a stop-sign in hand, strides out into the intersection at Windsor and Junot.

THUNDER BAY – Becoming a professional firefighter has been a goal Graham Fron has spent the past 12 years doing everything he could to achieve.

THUNDER BAY – The actions of quick-thinking civilians to an incident Thursday serves as a reminder to the importance of a simple life-saving technique.

GULL BAY FIRST NATION, Ont. – Contaminated ponds from a nearby mining operation has the chief of one First Nation concerned about a lack of consultation as well as the potential impacts.