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A visiting artist is hoping to make people laugh while thinking at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery. Calgary artist Terrence Houle was in Thunder Bay Wednesday while his exhibition GIVN’R is on display.

Students at Hammarskjold high school were thinking pink Wednesday as part of a Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser. The school's cosmetology class decided to help out the cause by painting pink nail polish on anyone who donated two dollars.

With possible work stoppage looming at colleges across the province, it remains unclear what the future holds for Confederation College staff and students. About 160 local full-time faculty cast their votes today on a new strike mandate.

Thunder Bay isn’t a top performer among attractive cities, but a new report card shows that the city is a student showing improvement.

Mayor Lynn Peterson addressed a packed house from the local business community Wednesday, as she presented her sixth annual State of the City address. About 200 people attended the event hosted by the local Chamber of Commerce.

A Thunder Bay resident was given keys to a brand new car Wednesday after his ballot was chosen in a nation-wide contest. Mr. Lube officials presented Blain Boyd with a 2010 Ford Fusion Hybrid.

Thunder Bay will have almost 200 more people looking for work after StarTek announced Wednesday it will close its doors at the end of March.

One person remains in the hospital in serious condition following a Tuesday night stabbing outside a south side bar. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to the reported stabbing.

As water consumption drops, the city has to find new revenue sources to pay for rising infrastructure costs. On Tuesday night city council heard the money might be taken off the backs of local ratepayers.

Lakehead Public Schools is growing with the amalgamation of two new schools.