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People of Thunder Bay can see a bit of Olympic history now that a display is up at city hall. One of the torches used on Jan.

A local study wants to rediscover past lifestyles from the early 20th century. The Forum for Ecological Education and Action interviewed approximately 20 seniors born between 1900 and 1930.

Families escaped their homes to play in ice and snow at the winter carnival on Saturday. Fort William Historical Park held its eighth annual winter carnival on Saturday.

Police charged an 18-year-old-man in connection to an alleged stabbing. Thunder Bay Police Services received a report of a stabbing on Violet Street on Friday.

It appears to be all systems go for the multi-million dollar start to the twinning of Hwy. 11/17 between Thunder Bay and Nipigon.

Wars over water are all but inevitable, says columnist Gwynne Dyer, looking well into the future.

Common Voice Northwest wants the people of Northern Ontario to have a voice in the policy decisions affecting their lives.

In Malawi, school children write their daily lessons in the dirt. A pencil is a lottery prize, carefully carved into five or six pieces and shared amongst brothers and sisters. A notebook costs an entire day’s wages or more.

WARNING: Graphic content A Thunder Bay man pleaded guilty Friday to murdering his common-law girlfriend and having intercourse with the body.

A new helicopter service is closer to getting off the ground after a letter was signed Friday morning.