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THUNDER BAY -- Almost 40,000 people in this city use programs and services funded by the United Way each year. “It could be us. It could be our family. It could be our neighbours.

If you grow it, Grade 3 students will eat – and eat well, for that matter That’s the lesson green-thumbed Grade 4 students at Ecole Franco-Superior learned over the past several months, from the garden they planted outside their Thunder B

SIOUX LOOKOUT -- A tourist lodge near this Northern Ontario community has been fined $3,000 for selling angler-caught fish to customers. Representatives of the Old Post and Village Inc.

THUNDER BAY -- City police have a high school student who allegedly brought an axe to class in custody.

Knowing they won’t be able to start making payments for several more months, the head of the Thunder Bay and District Disaster Relief Committee says they’re extending the slogging fundraising deadline until Jan. 13, 2013.

Tbaytel is the official owner of Dryden Municipal Telephone Service’s mobility assets.

A Sioux Lookout teen is in custody after a vehicle struck the Robin’s Donuts South May Street location overnight. Police have charged the 18-year-old, who was found in his vehicle a short distance away, with impaired driving.

THUNDER BAY -- The city's soon-to-be waterfront restaraunt has been revealed, and residents could get a taste before Christmas.

THUNDER BAY -- Thunder Bay police say a man wanted in conjunction with Tuesday's brazen daytime gas-bar robbery on Arthur Street has been arrested without incident.

A McGill University professors claims the proposed wind turbines on top of the Nor’Western Escarpment will not jeopardize the area's peregrine falcon population.