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THUNDER BAY -- It’s been a difficult time for the crew members aboard the Tecumseh after a weekend tragedy, says the president of the company that owns the ship.

One of Thunder Bay's longest-lasting Christmas charity parties came to an end last year. The "Stu Kennedy Bash" wrapped after 40 years. Now, a pair of brothers are hoping to fill that void.

Two and a half years ago, Harley Hakanen and Anthony Hockenhull saved a life. They performed a daring water rescue, successfully extracting a victim from a submerged vehicle near the marina.

Ontario Lottery and Gaming has launched a new initiative to find private sector operators for its gaming facilities. It includes bundling operations in the various geographic zones to make the packages more attractive to interested parties.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation's Grand Chief warns that development of the Ring of Fire won’t go ahead unless First Nation communities can feel a positive economic impact.

THUNDER BAY -- A shortfall of $27,000 from last year’s Christmas Cheer campaign means there will be less food in this year’s hampers.

THUNDER BAY -- Every five minutes, another person in Canada is diagnosed with dementia.

THUNDER BAY -- There are still times people take a step back from Rene Boucher when he tells them he is living with HIV.

THUNDER BAY -- The province and the elementary teachers’ union have reached an impasse, which could result in strike action as early as Dec. 5.

THUNDER BAY -- Ridding the streets of drunk drivers is worth 7,000 free hot chocolates or coffees, says an executive with Mac’s Convenience stores.