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THUNDER BAY -- Police have released surveillance footage from an early Sunday morning hotel robbery.

THUNDER BAY -- The national president of Unifor says a work stoppage at the local Bombardier plant will hurt both sides. “There is no reason for a strike here,” Jerry Dias said Sunday.

THUNDER BAY -- Closing roads to open streets seems contradictory. But as the city’s first Open Streets initiative showed, it is quite successful.

THUNDER BAY -- Two months ago the provincial budget was unveiled and resoundingly defeated by the opposition parties, triggering a spring election.

A hotel clerk suffered injuries early Sunday after a knife-wielding man allegedly sprayed the victim with a chemical agent during an alleged robbery. Thunder Bay police say a lone male entered the Arthur Street establishment at about 1:30 a.m.

THUNDER BAY -- Negotiations between workers and Bombardier have hit a snag as the target for a strike at the local plant is less than 48 hours away.

THUNDER BAY -- Murray Brown is hopeful the marvels of science will one day yield a cure for ALS.

THUNDER BAY -- Mud runs are quickly becoming an almost mandatory rite of passage for fitness enthusiasts.

THUNDER BAY -- The area's only abattoir might be in jeopardy, but Oliver-Paipoonge says it has a solution. Thunder Bay Meat Processing has been in the area for more than 50 years.

THUNDER BAY -- A local man convicted of possession of child pornography will spend 90 days in jail. Terrence Richard Roe, 43, pleaded guilty to the possession charge Friday at the Thunder Bay Courthouse.