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Delays plague cyclotron project THUNDER BAY – The city's long-awaited cyclotron project continues to face delays.

Thunder Bay Police Services officers were on heightened bear patrol over the weekend. Police on Monday said they responded to several calls, including a Sunday incident that found a bear in a McLeod Street backyard.

THUNDER BAY -- Motorists in the John Street Road area may need to find an alternative way to and from work on Tuesday morning. City officials said the stretch of the busy road between Chercover Drive and Biloski Road will be closed from 8:30 a.m.

Unbelievable. That’s what Jack Sakellis, also known as “Jack the Ribber”, had to say about the city’s first Ribfest. With more than 20,000 people estimated over three days, it’s more than the London, Ont.

Do you love the sport of kings but can’t afford it? Then bike polo might be for you.

THUNDER BAY -- The Thunder Bay Fire and Rescue Services were called to a minor fire on Sunday at Resolute Forest Products Thunder Bay mill.

THUNDER BAY -- Curtis Hargrove has run dressed as a princess to make a little girl happy. He’s donned a Winnie the Pooh costume for another 50-kilometre stretch.

THUNDER BAY -- Speeding to stop your girlfriend from breaking up with you gets no sympathy from the Thunder Bay Police Service.

The thunder of hooves, the jingle of spurs and of course the country music blaring over the PA could all be heard Saturday afternoon in Murillo.

It all started in a parking lot. Around a half-dozen businesses in Westfort were talking about how to stimulate business in their neighbourhood.