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THUNDER BAY -- The city of Windsor has used its official plan to prevent crime. It's been done by keeping Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design in mind.

THUNDER BAY -- Mayor Keith Hobbs is dismayed that it doesn’t appear CN Rail wants any part of repairing the James Street Swing Bridge and reopening it to vehicular or pedestrian traffic.

THUNDER BAY -- Const. Joseph Prevett died doing what he loved. The Thunder Bay Police Services lone K-9 officer suffered a suspected heart attack Wednesday during a training session with his new dog, Timber, at Gravenhurst, Ont.

THUNDER BAY -- Rob Cutbush wants the city to show the rest of the country it cares and remembers veterans lost in Afghanistan. On Friday, the country is holding the first National Day of Honour for Afghan veterans.

THUNDER BAY -- Rob Coffey says energy conservation is saving his furniture company big dollars.

FORT WILLIAM FIRST NATION, Ont. – Students from a local elementary school received a taste of Aboriginal culture Tuesday. Fort William First Nation hosted the student body as well as staff and family from St.

THUNDER BAY -- Tbaytel’s new board chair remains optimistic that the company can increase its dividend to the city in the coming years.

A Stirling Township man is facing attempted murder charges after a propane line was severed an ignition device allegedly placed beneath the venting fuel.

THUNDER BAY – Conversations with a doctor can be difficult to understand even when you’re speaking the same language. Those difficulties are exponentially increased when either the doctor or patient is speaking a different tongue.

THUNDER BAY -- People heading to the dump this week are being reminded to secure their loads. Tipping fees at the landfill site are being waived until May 11, meaning thousands of vehicles will head out to Mapleward Road to take advantage this week.