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THUNDER BAY -- A taste of Northern Ontario winter is scheduled to arrive in this city shortly after Christmas.

THUNDER BAY -- Thousands of northside residents were left without power for just a half-hour Tuesday morning.

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THUNDER BAY -- The prices at the pumps remained relatively unchanged Tuesday morning in this city. The lowest price motorists can expect to find is at the Superstore, where regular gas is still selling for $1.049-per-litre.

Here are the stories that kep us reading in June, 2014: 10. Ken joins the race The city’s mayoral race picked up, with the announcement that former mayor Ken Boshcoff was throwing his hat into the ring to challenge incumbent Keith Hobbs.

The waterfront may have looked a little dim lately but it won't be for long. Now standing at Prince Arthur's Landing for three years, one of the two much-discussed beacons had a malfunction on the weekend as its lights went out.

Richard Harvey thinks the day will soon come when Nipigon Bay is delisted as an area of concern to the provincial and federal governments.

THUNDER BAY -- As Evan Wilson waits to hear if he’s been accepted to medical school, he’s looking for employment opportunities to keep him busy.

THUNDER BAY -- The price of natural gas is set to rise. The Ontario Energy Board has announced that the price of natural gas will increase in the New Year.

THUNDER BAY -- Police have identified those invovled in the city’s 11th murder case of the year.