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THUNDER BAY -- The verdict in a trial for a man charged in a dog-bite incident likely won’t come until the spring.

A decision by the Canada Revenue Agency may have a major impact on the future financial stability of the Experimental Lakes Area.

Here are the 10 stories that made the biggest headlines in January 2014: 10.

THUNDER BAY -- E Bingo is now in full swing in this city as the new Superior Shores Gaming facilities opened its doors. Director of Operations, Serena Essex, says that the new setup has generated a lot of buzz and new vitality for the industry.

THUNDER BAY -- A new board member has been officially appointed to the North West LHIN, while another board member has been re-appointed.

ATIKOKAN, Ont -- Police have charged a man who made a false report of an impaired driver. Officials with the OPP say the Rainy River Detachment received a 911 call shortly after 4:20 a.m. on Nov. 1. The caller reported an impaired driver.

THUNDER BAY -- The daily price drops for fuel in this city stalled Thursday morning. As of 7:30 a.m. the lowest fuel price on record in the city remained at the Superstore where regular gas was being sold at $1.

THUNDER BAY -- With 13 days left until their contract expires, the Ontario Public Service Employees’ Union is continuing to keep the pressure on the province.

THUNDER BAY -- The sounds of holiday music are filling a south-side grocery store.

Greg Rickford is hoping the province has turned a corner on the Ring of Fire but it still has some big hurdles to overcome. MP Rickford (Con.