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Innova Park and downtown Port Arthur remained the two popular choices for residents at the events centre presentation on Wednesday. More than a 130 people crowded into the Italian Cultural Centre for the afternoon presentation.

A new centralized bus terminal is at the heart of a transit master plan being presented to city council on Monday night.

Police have more questions than answers about a break-in at a South side government building Tuesday evening that brought charges against one man so far.

Megan Rubin learned Wednesday just how fast time flies. The Westmount Public School grade seven student was back in her grade three class opening a time capsule she made four years ago.

Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty is expected in Thunder Bay on Thursday. McGuinty, who won a minority in last fall’s provincial election, is scheduled to visit the Regional Research Institute. Tbnewswatch will have full coverage tomorrow.

The live stream is available via the Ustream player below. The live stream is scheduled for 3 to 9 p.m. from the Italian Culture Centre on 132 Algoma Street South. Presentations from the consulting team are set for 4 and 7 p.m.

There will likely be no major snowstorm Wednesday like the one that struck the city on Monday, but that doesn’t mean meteorologists are predicting sunshine and lollypops.

Police arrested a local man, and are still looking for another suspect, after a Tuesday night vandalism that caused more than $10,000 to a government building.

Another price jump at the pumps had some residents saying government regulation may not be a bad idea. The watchdog website Gasbuddy.com reported a six-cent increase to some gas stations across Thunder Bay on Wednesday.

The Alzheimer Society Thunder Bay is pinning its fundraising hopes on the climbing wall at Lakehead University’s Hangar.