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Thunder Bay man charged in Sault Ste. Marie shooting

A Thunder Bay man has been arrested in conjunction with an Oct. 22 shooting in Sault Ste. Marie.
High school students host market to benefit local organizations

High school students host market to benefit local organizations

THUNDER BAY -- Katie Davidson got to gain some practical business experience while making a difference in the community. The 16-year-old was one of the students in the Grade 11 marketing class at St.

Rainy River OPP set to Stuff a Cruiser this Saturday

FORT FRANCES, Ont. -- The Rainy River OPP detachment holds its annual Stuff a Cruiser campaign this Saturday. It takes place between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. outside the Safeway grocery store in Fort Frances.

November housing starts equal to 2013, year-to-date still lagging: CMHC

THUNDER BAY -- Housing starts for 2014 continue to lag significantly behind 2013.

Gas Watch: Modest price drops continue across city, $1.14 cheapest recorded

THUNDER BAY -- The trend continues as gas prices in and around the city continue to drop almost daily. As of Tuesday morning, the price gap in Thunder Bay rested at nearly 13 cents.
Council by Tweets: Monday, Dec. 8, 2014

Council by Tweets: Monday, Dec. 8, 2014

THUNDER BAY -- The slideshow below will show you how Monday evening's council meeting unfolded according to Twitter.

City task force to find efficiencies in municipal day-care services

THUNDER BAY -- City council has assembled a task force that will take a close look at municipal day-care services. At Monday evening’s council meeting, Thunder Bay City Councillors approved the creation of the task force.
Buddies of the Brill not getting any help from the city

Buddies of the Brill not getting any help from the city

A pair of pieces from the city's past are looking for a home and don't appear to be getting much help from the city.
Council gives $50,000 for Shelter House program but some want answers on cost savings, efficiencies

Council gives $50,000 for Shelter House program but some want answers on cost savings, efficiencies

The city is chipping in to help Shelter House's Street Outreach Services program but some city councillors want to see how it's helping the bottom line.
Local OPSEU members rally as contract expires later this month

Local OPSEU members rally as contract expires later this month

THUNDER BAY -- Members of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union across the province will be working without a contract at the end of this year.
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