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THUNDER BAY – After a tragic year the city police force’s K9 unit remains on hold. Thunder Bay Police Service deputy chief Andy Hay confirmed the unit is still suspended following the deaths of Const.

Here are the headlines that kept us reading in August: 10. Mitomics in receivership Mitomics Inc. went into receivership on Aug. 14.

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THUNDER BAY -- Priscilla Thomas will stand trial for second-degree murder in the stabbing death of a local man. Thomas was committed to trial on the murder charge on Dec. 18 after a preliminary hearing and will next appear in court on Jan. 26, 2015.

THUNDER BAY -- Linda Kvarda was looking for a unique gift and likes shopping local. So she ventured to the Thunder Bay Country Market Wednesday morning and found what she needed.

THUNDER BAY -- Prospective residents could be less than a year away from moving into their new homes at Hogarth Riverview Manor.

THUNDER BAY -- Provincial police are expressing concern over an apparent spike in collisions in the last six weeks involving transport trucks.

THUNDER BAY -- Outdoor skating rinks have been taking a beating from the mild December weather. Many of the boarded rinks are now closed because of the rain and seasonably high temperatures of this past week.

Here are some of the headlines that had our attention in July: 10. Premier’s first visit Premier Kathleen Wynne made her first visit to Thunder Bay since winning a majority government in June.

THUNDER BAY -- It would cost every household in Thunder Bay $59,301 to replace the city's infrastructure.