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Masked couple rob convenience store

Police are looking for two people involved in an armed robbery that happened in the city’s south core. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to a call about a robbery at a Mac’s Convenience store around 3:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Boaters not thrilled with Marina Park conditions

Boaters not thrilled with Marina Park conditions

Improvements have been made to accommodate boaters at Marina Park, including free berths for anyone who agreed to stay away during last year’s construction season.

Man charged with murder after area stabbing

A Lac Seul First Nation man has been charged with second-degree murder following an incident in that community on Saturday. Officers with the Lac Seul Police Service say they attended a Frenchman’s Head home following reports of a stabbing.

Date still up in the air on fireworks show

Mother Nature’s foggy arrival on Canada Day put a damper on the city’s fireworks display, but the show will go on.

Research Institute selects preferred Cyclotron location

The Thunder Bay Regional Research Institute has chosen its preferred location for a cyclotron.

EMS building mostly on schedule despite spring temperatures

Thunder Bay's new Emergency Medical Services building is starting to take shape, as construction continues on Junot Avenue.
Staying safe

Staying safe

After the tragic death of a 21-year-old Thunder Bay man Saturday, the OPP are stressing for people to take caution around water. Dau Huston and a friend were cliff diving at the Mackenzie River Saturday afternoon.
It's official -- Lakehead University getting its law school

It's official -- Lakehead University getting its law school

Lakehead University has its law school, the first approved in Ontario in 42 years. “Now the university is complete,” said LU president Brian Stevenson.
Top of the class

Top of the class

Racquel Martin says she knows where she wants to go in life. The 15-year-old Grade 10 student from Westside Secondary School in Orangeville, Ont. was consistently at the top of her class.
Many believe royal visit will help monarchy’s popularity

Many believe royal visit will help monarchy’s popularity

Some people say the Duke and Dutchess of Cambridge visit to Canada will go a long way to make the monarchy more popular across the country.
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