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Crash kills 30-year-old motorcyclist

Police in Kenora are investigating a couple of weekend collisions, including one that claimed a life. Officials with the OPP say a motorcycle crash west of Kenora killed a 30-year-old Manitoba woman.
Tradition grows

Tradition grows

Ten years ago, when the Thunder Bay Blues Festival was in its infancy, there was no chance a group as revered as the Tedeschi Trucks Band would find its way onto the lineup. That’s what reputation does.
Celebrating friendship

Celebrating friendship

Without First Nations, Canada wouldn’t be what it is today. That’s one of many reasons Fort William Historical Park held its annual Anishnawbe Keeshigun festival over the weekend.
Fishing for fun

Fishing for fun

Children were hoping to pull some big prizes out of the Kaministiquia River over the weekend. On Saturday, the fifth annual Angler and Young Angler fishing tournament hit the water.
Protecting H2O

Protecting H2O

The Lakehead Source Protection Committee has outlined a plan it hopes will protect the city’s drinking water and prevent a disaster similar to that of Walkerton.
Machete incident

Machete incident

A 24-year-old man is in custody after a machete incident on Thunder Bay’s south side.
Young gun

Young gun

Matt (Mojo) Tedder is not your typical teenager. At 16, the Texas-born guitar wizard is starting to attract plenty of attention in the music world, branded a phenom at the tender age of 10.
City rings bell to promote peace, commemorate dark day in sister city's past

City rings bell to promote peace, commemorate dark day in sister city's past

The city was part of a commemoration this weekend that will ring all over the world. Gifu City in Japan has been sister cities with Thunder Bay for five years now.
Heading north

Heading north

Although he already has a career most musicians only dream of, Cyril Neville still feels he has some things to do.
Police looking for missing girl

Police looking for missing girl

The police are asking the public for help to find an 11-year-old girl. Trinity Payash was last seen July 3 on the city’s south side.
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