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Harbour cleanup

Harbour cleanup

THUNDER BAY - Dredging a mercury-contaminated area of the city’s north harbour has been identified as the preferred cleanup option in a recently released report.
Antique car, new truck part of prize package in fundraiser for Our Kids Count

Antique car, new truck part of prize package in fundraiser for Our Kids Count

THUNDER BAY - A 1938 car that Norm Halvorsen originally bought for $10 and spent 29 years restoring is now sweetening the pot of a local charity draw.
Country visit

Country visit

Country star Trace Adkins took time out of his busy schedule to show a little love to the local Red Cross. Adkins, known for No.
TBTV anchors take the Ice Bucket Challenge

TBTV anchors take the Ice Bucket Challenge

Thunder Bay Television co-anchor Courtney Rutherford was up to the task.
Island conservation

Island conservation

Nature Conservancy Canada has purchased a 163-acre patch of land on the south side of Caribou Island.
Four sent to hospital after three-vehicle collision at Highways 11 and 588

Four sent to hospital after three-vehicle collision at Highways 11 and 588

THUNDER BAY – Four people have been sent to hospital after a Tuesday afternoon crash near Stanley. Three vehicles were involved in the collision, which happened around 5 p.m. at the junction of Highway 11 and Highway 588.
'New busy'

'New busy'

The local port has been busy this year still dealing with last year’s bumper grain crop, even creating 40 new jobs in the city.

Residents, Giertuga disappointed with County Park recreation trail light removal

THUNDER BAY -- Denis Bresolin has become wary of letting his kids walk along the County Park trail in the evenings after discovering trail lights were missing.
Inquiry calls renewed

Inquiry calls renewed

THUNDER BAY -- The push for a national public inquiry into missing and murdered Aboriginal women needs to continue, says the executive director of the Ontario Native Women’s Association Erin Corston on Tuesday said this weekend’s murder o
Not giant hogweed

Not giant hogweed

THUNDER BAY -- While people think they're seeing giant hogweed pop up around the region, its actually cow parsnip a local invasive species expert says. Giant hogweed was introduced to Western Europe in the 1800s as an ornamental.
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