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The Thunder Bay and District Humane Society will be able to keep its doors open for at least another five to 10 years.

If you've ever wondered how water goes from being flushed down the toilet to eventually flowing back out of the tap, now's your chance to find out.

Officials with the Greenstone detachment of the OPP are issuing a warning regarding ice conditions on area lakes and waterways.

Speeding isn’t only a problem on Oliver Road, says a concerned Thunder Bay resident.

Police are now looking for someone they describe as a person of interest in connection to three fires, all suspected arson cases, which happened on Regina Avenue during the weekend.

Terrace Bay mayor Mike King has put forth a motion asking that ambulance service be fully restored to the North Shore. Schreiber and Terrace Bay paramedics split the duties, and Schreiber Mayor Don McArthur says that is presenting some problems.

A speeding ticket has landed a 29-year-old Quebec man with drug trafficking charges. Marathon OPP stopped a vehicle heading down Highway 17 in Pic Township on Friday.

Regina Avenue residents say they’re shocked and concerned about a string of fires that happened early Sunday morning. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say the three fires that happened on Regina Avenue were deliberate.

Ryley Hlady says he is sick and tired of waiting for someone else to give him a second chance. A 36-year-old single father of two, Hlady was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis a decade ago.

A wildlife biologist says the Ministry of Natural Resources hasn’t provided enough information for him to give feedback on new American White Pelicans habitat regulations.