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The Shelter House's Street Outreach plan shifted into high gear this past weekend. The program helps the city's most vulnerable survive the winter cold.

Choosing the year’s top 10 stories wasn’t easy in 2013. There were plenty of candidates and lots to keep news junkies on their toes.

A second area resident has died as a result of the influenza virus H1N1.

Police have charged the driver of an SUV that slid into a city bus Monday morning.

It’s official -- this December has been really, really cold. According to Environment Canada meteorologist Geoff Coulson, the frigid temperatures that hit this area Monday morning are of historic proportions.

Joseph Wesley will spend eight years in prison for his role in the killing of Adam Yellowhead.

Preparations are underway for the New Year's Eve Family Frolic at Fort William Historical Park. Staff have been clearing rinks and carving snow as the park prepares to welcome in 2014.

City police are warning snowmobilers that despite recent freezing temperatures there are still area waterways not completely ice covered.

Peter Powell owes his survival to his decision to have some company on one of his final voyages.

The city’s police chief is in favour of issuing tickets rather than charges for less severe offences. Citing backlog in the court system, Thunder Bay Police Service chief J.P.