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Suzan Labine never sought the limelight. As a Lakehead Public Schools trustee, chair of countless volunteer boards and bedrock in municipal, provincial and federal political campaigns, she chose instead to focus on her community.

Thunder Bay’s Bev and Ray Joly are the winners of this year’s Fort William Rotary House Lottery. The couple, who spent Canada Day at camp, win a 1,682 square foot home situated at 242 Sunflower Street.

A 90-year-old man was assaulted by a pair of men in their 20s on Saturday, while walking alone on Brodie Street.

Rain or shine, there’s always music at Chippewa Park on Sundays in the summertime. Luckily for concert-goers this Sunday, the sun was out in full force as bluegrass and roots band Twisted Canoe played the afternoon away.

The city’s drug strategy co-ordinator agrees with the findings of a recent report that suggests a softer approach to drug abuse is the more effective strategy. The B.C.

The stars have led people from across Canada to Thunder Bay this weekend. More than 100 members of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada gathered for their general assembly at Lakehead University.

There’s an excavator parked on top of Wayne Kentener’s old bedroom, most of his stuff lost among the rubble.

A Thunder Bay man charged with sexual assault for alleged incidents involving young boys has had his case delayed again.

The union representing elevator repair workers in Thunder Bay and across Ontario has accepted an offer to end a nearly two-month strike.

Even though school is out for the summer, those looking to beat the heat at the city’s outdoor pools will have to wait a couple more days. Dease Pool, Widnall Pool and Heath Park Pool will remain closed for maintenance and water conditioning.