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Police forces in Ontario are spending only 20 per cent of their resources on crime.

While no fines were issued, one company will have to pay the $10,000 cost of the investigation into a major gas leak on Red River Road.

Appealing a decision by the province's mining and lands commissioner means that a proposed development in the Ring of Fire is without a timeline.

About 1,900 property owners are being informed that the city is not liable for property damaged during the May 28, 2012 rain storms.

Shawn Christie thought his cancer was in remission. Four months ago his doctors told the well-known entrepreneur it had returned, albeit much less aggressively. Two weeks ago, with friends and family nearby, he underwent surgery on his lymph nodes.

Students of Edgewater Park Public School are back in the classrooms. The school was reopened Thursday after having to shut down Wednesday due to a water main break at james Street and Victoria Avenue.

While two canceled gas plants in southern Ontario will cost the province upwards of $1 billion, Thunder Bay is still waiting to hear about the future of its local generating station.

Maria Bilyk would do anything for her grandchildren.

Police on the bus went round and round in order to bust distracted drivers Wednesday. People talking and texting while driving are usually on the lookout for police cars.

There are new concerns over the future of a major Thunder Bay condominium development.