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THUNDER BAY -- Anyone want to split $20,000 with a local fundraising initiative? The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation kicked off its 15th annual Intercity Shopping Centre 50/50 Cash Draw Wednesday afternoon and it’s hoping to giv

BEARDMORE, Ont. -- CFNO Radio can now be heard in Beardmore. The Dougall Media-owned station, based in Marathon, has added a transmitter in the Northern Ontario community, after numerous requests from both listeners and municipal officials.

THUNDER BAY -- People worried about paying overdue library books can pay those fines by cleaning out their cupboards this winter.

THUNDER BAY -- Heading to the U.S. in the near future? expect to answer questions about Ebola upon your return.

OLIVER PAIPOONGE, Ont. -- Despite its construction beginning 14 years ago, the agriplex for this community remains an incomplete project. Now the municipality of Oliver Paipoonge is looking for buyers.

Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry Bill Mauro has re-introduced legislation at Queen’s Park that would make it illegal to possess and transport certain invasive species.

THUNDER BAY -- The 16th annual Parade of Lights is quickly approaching, and thousands of dollars is expected to be raised for several charities. This year's event will take place on Dec. 6.

THUNDER BAY – City police officers didn’t have to travel far to investigate a Tuesday afternoon crash. In fact, they only had to step out the front doors of the Balmoral Street police station to be at the scene.

THUNDER BAY – The sexual assault case of two former University of Ottawa hockey players took a small step forward, even without either player present in court. David Foucher and Guillaume Donovan, both of Gatineau, Que.

THUNDER BAY -- Mayor Keith Hobbs has stepped away from social media and doesn't plan on going back. Fed up with racism, bullying and threats against his family, some of which were investigated by police, the mayor has deleted his accounts.