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If a traveling musician ever asked for help in Thunder Bay, the locals always had the same reply -- “Go see Tony.” The musicians in need would be directed to Colosimo’s Music Store and Studio on Algoma Street.

Summer school students in the city are getting the chance to earn some extra credit.

Half of Lakehead University’s charter law class comes from Northern Ontario. “That’s exactly what we want,” said Lee Stuesser, founding dean of the local law school.

A demands for accountability is what led to a rally supporting striking workers, says Marvin Pupeza.

Fort William Historical Park is gearing up for a big weekend that's sure to please folk music and rock music fans alike. The Celtic Fair kicks off Friday afternoon and runs until Sunday.

A 13-year-old was taken to the hospital after being struck by a car at a northside intersection Friday.

Shannon Hogan’s family doesn’t want her to be remembered as a sex trade worker or for her struggle with addiction. “Shannon got down a path and unfortunately lived a tragic life and died a tragic death.

The city of Dryden continues to face major financial difficulties. It’s already sold off the telephone company and cut dozens of jobs.

The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is making progress in dealing with the C. Difficile outbreak reported earlier this week. Officials with the District Health Unit say the outbreak status has been lifted on Unit 3B of the hospital.

Representatives from the Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre will appear at Monday's city council meeting to speak about a proposed Aboriginal Youth Centre.