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Let’s keep this as straightforward as possible, shall we? Go see The 39 Steps at Magnus Theatre.

Children didn’t have to wait until Christmas Eve to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus. More than a dozen families arrived at the Paramount Threatre and Wiggles and Giggles on Saturday to have breakfast with Santa.

City police have wrapped up their investigation into the alleged bomb scare at the Bombardier plant. Thunder Bay Police Service officers finished their second search of the Bombardier plant around 6 p.m. on Friday.

Twenty-three years and it just keeps getting better.

With no identification and no other way to prove she was a citizen of Sierra Leone, Annie Musa thought she was as good as dead. The 12-year-old-girl and her family lived near a bridge that soldiers used to stage executions and dispose of bodies.

A $100 million senior’s facility is almost ready to begin a new phase. The Centre of Excellence for Integrated Seniors’ Service was originally announced in 2007.

For 84 years, four unidentified sailors lay in an unmarked grave in Riverside Cemetery. The four men were crew members of the SS Kamloops, which sank off Isle Royale on Dec. 7, 1927. Their bodies were found with five others in the spring of 1928.

The five McDonald's restaurant locations in Thunder Bay have new ownership. Rob Prober has made the trip from southern Ontario to take over the local franchises. On Nov.

Students in Northwestern Ontario no longer have to wait for the sun to set to take a glimpse at the stars. Science North unveiled a portable planetarium Friday at their Thunder Bay outreach base in the Boys and Girls Club building on Windsor Street.

After 12 days at Queen’s Park, both of Thunder Bay’s MPPs say they don’t see the Liberal minority government falling to a non-confidence vote any time soon.