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There’s a good chance someone in Thunder Bay is $1 million richer Saturday morning. Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation officials confirmed one of five $1-million Lotto Max Maxmillions winning tickets was sold in the city.

On Sunday, visitors to Chippewa Park will be encouraged to look up – way up. The 35th annual Kite Festival is slated to take place, a family-fun and award-winning activity recently named one of Ontario’s top 100 festivals.

THUNDER BAY – Steve Lewis believes the graveyard of ships could be the key to developing a regional dive tourism industry.

Free compost is coming, starting on Monday. City officials say they’ll offer it up just east of the former landfill entrance on John Street Road from Monday to Friday from 8:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

THUNDER BAY -- The investigation into a house fire Thursday afternoon on Simpson Street has wrapped up. Police and fire crews stopped traffic to the 800 block of Simpson at around 3 p.m. as smoke could be seen billowing out from windows.

THUNDER BAY -- Personal growth and leadership are among the skills being taught to over 300 students from around Thunder Bay this weekend. The leadership conference is being run by the Northwestern Ontario Secondary Schools Students Association.

Gas appears to be on the rise on the north side of town. While most south-side motorists can still fill up at $1.129, the majority of north side stations on Friday jacked up their prices to $1.169.

Northwestern Ontario’s young scientists brought home four medals from the Canada-Wide Science Fair earlier this month.

THUNDER BAY -- Lakehead University thinks it can revolutionize the way people Northwestern Ontario can get a degree. And the school says it's already started.

Their walk won’t bring back Sarah Skunk, Rena Fox, Viola Panacheese or any of the other 1,200 or more missing and murdered indigenous women.