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A decline in high school enrollment is forcing Confederation College to look elsewhere for students. The college’s president, Jim Madder, gave an update on the school’s performance last year at a breakfast meeting Friday.

Police are investigating a crash that flipped an SUV on its side and sent one person to the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. The collision happened around 5 p.m. Thursday at the intersection of Arthur Street and James Street.

The emergency department at the region’s hospital will be losing six of its doctors in the coming months. The department has already seen three doctors leave -- two due to retirement -- in the past year.

John Rafferty is introducing a bill he says will make transit drivers across the country safer.

The City of Thunder Bay has hired its newest Aboriginal Liaison. Ann Magiskan will take over the role formerly held by Anna Gibbon, who left to become a Justice of the Peace earlier this year.

City police have filed fresh charges, including conspiracy to commit murder, against the man accused of heading a criminal organization.

A large portion of the City's north side will be without power Thursday evening after a backhoe struck a primary electrical cable. The electrical cable was damaged just before noon near the corner of South High Street and Second Avenue.

Earth Care Thunder Bay is presenting ideas and new initiatives to the public during an open house scheduled for Thursday evening. The event takes place at 5 p.m. at the Water Garden Pavillion at Prince Arthur’s Landing.

The city’s fire department is reminding residents about the need for burning permits for outdoor fires.

A member of the Red Rock Indian Band says his community hasn’t signed on to house nuclear waste. Only a handful of residents attended the Nuclear Waste Manage Organization open house at the Nipigon Community Centre.