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The owner of The Bean Fiend Cafe says all is well at the business now. Last week a handful of disgruntled employees set up a picket outside the locally-owned coffee shop.

The man accused of heading a criminal organization will remain in police custody until at least Wednesday.

A tourism project worth a quarter of a million dollars was unveiled Monday in Centennial Park. Hydro One and the City of Thunder Bay cut the ribbon on a new scenic lookout next to the Current River.

Officers with the Greenstone OPP are investigating a collision northeast of Longlac involving a transport truck and a train. The incident took place on Crib Road shortly after 7 a.m. Monday.

Donations continue to roll in as the Thunder Bay branch of the Canadian Cancer Society continues to work toward its $183,000 Relay for Life goal. The annual Relay for Life event took place this past weekend at Fort William Historical Park.

City police responded to more than 350 incidents last week. Data collected for crimereports.com shows that officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service responded to 354 incidents between Monday, June 10 through Sunday June 16.

A community is in crisis and the OPP still have a lot of unanswered questions about a crash that killed five people north of Sioux Lookout over the weekend.

There were 10,000 reasons for people to run around Boulevard Lake Sunday.

There were 10,000 reasons for people to run around Boulevard Lake Sunday.

Legions in the region may soon want to be your friend on Facebook. To combat declining membership, legions in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario are looking to into ways to reach out to people online.