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A home of their own

A home of their own

There was a point in time when Rutland Williams and his physically disabled daughter thought they might never have a home to call their own.
Annual Ischkinakker Shaker nets $41K

Annual Ischkinakker Shaker nets $41K

Sometimes two heads are better than one, and in this case, to the tune of $41,195.

LU now a more attractive destination for high school grads

Lakehead University appears to be especially attractive to this year’s crop of high school graduates. According to figures released by the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre, the Thunder Bay school has received a 12.

Kelly Trial: Day 7

The jury in the Michael Kelly murder trial saw another police video of the accused Tuesday at the Superior Court of Justice.
Searching for siblings

Searching for siblings

Alanna Kelly knew she wasn’t an only child, but never thought she would ever find her siblings. The 18-year-old was told when she was 12 that she was conceived through a sperm donor.
Cyclotron ready

Cyclotron ready

The CEO of the Thunder Bay Regional Research Institute said they hope to break ground on the facility that will house the cyclotron this spring.

Hobbs not taking the Ford weight loss challenge

Mayor Keith Hobbs is turning down a challenge from his Toronto mayoral counterpart to trim the fat over the next six months. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford weighed in at 330 pounds on Monday and has announced he hopes to lose 50 pounds between now and July.
Police operating budget to be presented to council with 4.3 per cent hike

Police operating budget to be presented to council with 4.3 per cent hike

The Thunder Bay Police Services Board passed a resolution Tuesday to include a slight increase in the police force’s operating budget for 2012. City Police chief J.P.

New evidence storage system helps city police become more efficient

City police have a storage facility full of evidence for court cases. So the Thunder Bay Police Service has adopted a new barcode system for better tracking.

Tourism department sets sights on motorcycles

Thunder Bay's tourism officials are reaching out to what they call a promising demographic. Tourism Manager Paul Pepe says Ride Lake Superior continues to gain ground, attracting motorcycle enthusiasts to our region.
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