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Not alone

Not alone

THUNDER BAY -- Four years ago Michelle Blackburn thought breast cancer was something women would only get when they were older. She realized she was wrong when she was diagnosed well before her 30th birthday.
No more surprises: Ontario PC leadership candidate Patrick Brown

No more surprises: Ontario PC leadership candidate Patrick Brown

THUNDER BAY -- Patrick Brown is tired of watching from afar as provincial Progressive Conservatives squander election campaigns that are seemingly ripe for the taking.
New additions

New additions

THUNDER BAY -- Mitch Maunu is trading in his hockey skates for firefighting gear.
Fatal stabbing outside movie theatre is city's ninth murder of the year

Fatal stabbing outside movie theatre is city's ninth murder of the year

THUNDER BAY -- A 20-year-old man is the ninth murder victim this year after he was stabbed to death outside a city movie theatre Friday night.
Sisters in Spirit

Sisters in Spirit

THUNDER BAY -- Ann McGuire’s sister Jamie was found murdered in Winnipeg in 1994 and her case has remained unsolved for 20 years.
An ‘incredible trip’

An ‘incredible trip’

THUNDER BAY -- Gerry Rogers is an award-winning filmmaker, politician and breast cancer survivor. Diagnosed 15 years ago at the age of 42, Rogers wasn’t the only family member to be diagnosed with the disease.
Airport searching for new CEO after McFadden departs

Airport searching for new CEO after McFadden departs

THUNDER BAY -- This city’s International Airport is looking for a new chief executive officer.

Another million tonnes of cargo shipped through local port in September

THUNDER BAY -- The frantic pace of cargo shipments from the Port of Thunder Bay continued in September with totals again topping a million tonnes.

Police to offer 911 text messaging service for hearing, speech impaired

Thunder Bay Police are rolling out a new emergency text-based service for the city’s speech or hearing impaired.
Meet the Candidates: Wesley Ramage

Meet the Candidates: Wesley Ramage

Wesley Ramage says his reason for seeking the McIntyre Ward seat is simple: he wants to help make a better city to live in for him and his family.
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