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On Friday, Thunder Bay native and Chicago Blackhawks forward Patrick Sharp toured the city with the Stanley Cup. Below are some of the images and reactions to that tour as seen on Twitter. For more Twitter reaction, follow tbnewswatch.

Want to check out the Thunder Bay Chill’s championship efforts, but can’t make the last-minute trip to Texas? Well, an Internet connection might be all you need.

Things got ugly in a hurry for the Thunder Bay Border Cats Thursday night. The host Eau Claire Express put up a 10-spot in the first inning and by the time the Cats scored six of their own in the fifth, had built their lead to 14-1.

Thunder Bay Selects’ centre fielder Ryan Nason is taking a game-by-game approach to this year’s Canadian Senior Little League Championship.

Texas will always feel a little like home to the Thunder Bay Chill.

A pair of walks and a dropped third strike paved the way for Eau Claire’s three-run eighth Wednesday night, the difference in their 5-2 win over the Thunder Bay Border Cats.

Disappointed with last year’s tournament, Dave Mack says he wanted to make this year’s Senior Little League Canadian Championships world class.

Tyler Duplantis stands alone in the Thunder Bay Border Cats history book. Duplantis blasted an eighth-inning grand slam on Tuesday night, his team-record ninth homer of the season, leading the Cats to a 14-7 road win over the Wisconsin Woodchucks.

A year ago, Forest City London stunned the Thunder Bay Chill on the first day of the Premier Development League playoffs.

Triathlon short course winner Jyles LeBoeuf says he felt so numb from the cold he could barely take off his running shoes. The 24-year-old from Marathon, Ont. participated in the Thunder Bay Triathlon Sunday at Boulevard Lake.