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Broken wheel led to White River train derailment in 2013

WHITE RIVER, Ont. -- The Transportation Safety Board has determined that a broken wheel led to a CP train derailment near White River over a year ago. The incident took place on April 3, 2013 as the train was en route to Toronto from Edmonton.
Three teens, 48-year-old man arrested following vehicle theft investigation

Three teens, 48-year-old man arrested following vehicle theft investigation

THUNDER BAY -- City police have arrested four people, a 48-year-old man and three teens, connected to the investigation of a string break and enters, and vehicle thefts.
Kindergarten students help build toys for Christmas Cheer hampers

Kindergarten students help build toys for Christmas Cheer hampers

THUNDER BAY -- Kindergarten students from Nor’Wester View Public School got to play the role of Santa’s elves on Thursday.
Union makes $11,000 Christmas donation to RFDA

Union makes $11,000 Christmas donation to RFDA

THUNDER BAY -- When Unifor heard the need for food in the community was growing they wanted to give back to a place that helped their members in their time of need.

Operation Red Nose proving popular again

THUNDER BAY -- Operation Red Nose is off to a positive start this holiday season. The seasonal campaign raises money for St. John Ambulance by offering rides to holiday party goers who may have had too much to drink.
Assault victim's benefit dance aims to celebrate the progress he’s made

Assault victim's benefit dance aims to celebrate the progress he’s made

Scott Mesenegeeshik wants to tell his story of survival. Two years ago the 25-year-old Thunder Bay man was discovered severely injured in a Villa Street home . He was the victim of a brutal assault that left his body badly burned.

Some smart meter costs might be due to bad timing head of Thunder Bay Hydro says

The head of Thunder Bay Hydro says some of the costs of smart meters might be due to bad timing.
Tsekouras trial to continue into New Year

Tsekouras trial to continue into New Year

THUNDER BAY -- The trial of a local man accused of heading up a criminal organization has been extended until the New Year. John Harry Tsekouras, 40, began his criminal trial on Nov. 12.

OPP to collect food for RFDA on Saturday

The Thunder Bay detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police is turning to the public to help fight holiday hunger.
Math class in the kitchen: Students learn and cook for a good cause

Math class in the kitchen: Students learn and cook for a good cause

THUNDER BAY -- A student teacher and a kitchen manager have cooked up a winning formula to get kids out of the classroom and into the community to give back with their math skills.
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