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The theft of a three-quarter ton Dodge pick-up truck has crippled Thunder Bay Habitat for Humanity, says the organization’s CEO. The truck was stolen late Friday night at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore location on Squier Street.

Emergency crews acted quickly to put out a van on fire Monday morning. The van caught fire in the parking lot of the Canadian Tire at the Thunder Centre just after 9 a.m.

A family’s worst nightmare came true Monday morning. Ontario Provincial Police divers recovered the body of 32-year-old Kevin Spade from the waters of Lake Superior, the second drowning victim from a cliff-diving adventure gone wrong.

Jamie Truhn and Guy Carrier didn’t think twice before they headed back into the rough waters of Lake Superior to try and save a drowning woman. Truhn and Carrier went out to Silver Harbour Conservation Area on Saturday to ride their seadoos.

With the success of his first book, Daniel Laughton decided that a second editor was in order. The 25-year-old local teacher penned his first book last year.

Jazz, an 11-year-old shetland sheepdog, earned his piece of cake this weekend.

Police are continuing to search the shoreline of Lake Superior for a missing 32-year-old-man.

Justin Hines has been riding a Vehicle of Change across North America this summer. The singer-songwriter from Creemore, Ont. has been touring Canada and the U.S.

An estimated 23,000 women in Canada will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year.

Richard Burns says he continues to be harassed by local law enforcement.