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A Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service officer has been charged with four counts of trafficking narcotics, the force revealed Monday.

Bruce Hyer’s heavy eyelids got the best of him during the NDP leader’s debate. The MP for Thunder Bay – Superior North attended his party’s leadership debate last week but was unable to keep his eyes open.

Thunder Bay residents celebrated the 50th anniversary of the International Human Rights Day by writing a letter. More than a dozen people attended the Lakehead Unitarian Fellowship service on Sunday.

Food donations for the Thunder Bay Christmas Cheer Fund has more than tripled compared to last year. The annual food drive held a donation blitz at the CLE grounds over the weekend.

The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre has mental health covered for inmates in the city’s two prisons, says the vice-president for mental health and addiction services.

Let’s keep this as straightforward as possible, shall we? Go see The 39 Steps at Magnus Theatre.

Children didn’t have to wait until Christmas Eve to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus. More than a dozen families arrived at the Paramount Threatre and Wiggles and Giggles on Saturday to have breakfast with Santa.

City police have wrapped up their investigation into the alleged bomb scare at the Bombardier plant. Thunder Bay Police Service officers finished their second search of the Bombardier plant around 6 p.m. on Friday.

Twenty-three years and it just keeps getting better.

With no identification and no other way to prove she was a citizen of Sierra Leone, Annie Musa thought she was as good as dead. The 12-year-old-girl and her family lived near a bridge that soldiers used to stage executions and dispose of bodies.