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When Nancy Laser first laid eyes on Breeze, she says she knew she had a winner. Laser has had her Border Collie partner for the past eight years.

A young offender, well-known to police and already facing a number of charges, is under arrest after homeowners returned home to find their Valour Place home ransacked and a pair of suspects driving away in their other vehicle.

A hit-and-run has landed a male and female driver in hot water with police. At about 5 p.m.

Murielle Horsman left the world of interior design to pursue a life as an artist. The 60-year-old painter from Quebec decided she wanted to change her career path and started painting professionally about six years ago.

Flight Cpl. Kyle Bimm has the national marksmanship competition in his sights. The 16-year-old from Atikokan first joined the marksmanship team about four years ago. Even before he joined the team, he said he’s always enjoyed shooting.

Dusty Miller will be remembered for her wit, humour, style and courage. “She left a considerable legacy,” said Coun.

Two teens could be charged after they allegedly pointed an airsoft pistol at a school bus Friday.

The 1981 Jeux Canada Games were a watershed event that left a legacy in Thunder Bay, including the Canada Games Complex.

Toni Grann’s lawyer said the evidence against his client doesn’t add up to breach of trust. Both Clay Powell and Crown attorney Mark Huneault gave their closing submissions to the court Friday.

City manager Tim Commisso says concerns in the community surrounding the proposed hotel and condominium development at Prince Arthur’s Landing are unfounded.