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Walking around a regional science fair Tuesday morning, Glenn Cunningham saw that the future is in good hands.

Ontario’s Liberal minority government has passed its budget and avoided going back to the polls.

A.J. Keene had to warn the Lakehead Public Schools director of education that he might be sporting a shocking new look when he met with them late Tuesday morning. Shocking pink, that is.

Thunder Bay police have issued a warning about a computer virus scam. About six complaints have come in with the help of the online reporting program about possible computer virus scams in the city.

Consultants have recommended Innova Park become a mining cluster and centre of excellence if the proposed event centre isn’t there. Consultants for IBI Group and Turner and Townsend cm2r Inc.

Not having enough money to pay bills or buy groceries carries with it a sense of shame for those forced to live under the yoke of poverty.

Kassidy Pascoe would be devastated if she was responsible for the death of a friend. “I could not even imagine how it would feel.

Bruce Hyer has quit the NDP. The two-time Thunder Bay-Superior North MP made the announcement Monday afternoon. Hyer cited a dysfunctional parliament as one of the driving factors for his resignation from his party.

Crime prevention begins at an early age, says Mac’s Convenience Store’s vice-president of operations for central Canada.

Police officers are often too busy at the scene of a crime filling out the required paperwork to dedicate as much time as they’d like to the victim. That’s what makes the Thunder Bay and Area Victim Services so important, said Insp.