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An environmental assessment revealed no dead fish or significant habitat damage after Boulevard Lake was drained in a suspected act of mischief.

A controversial pay band adjustment for senior staff will cost the City of Thunder Bay $1.8 million a year, much higher than figures discussed publicly by city council.

Thunder Bay’s city council approved a controversial pay band realignment for senior staff on an 8-4 vote.

Red River Ward councillor Brian McKinnon will not seek re-election in the upcoming municipal election, he has announced.

It will take at least three weeks for Boulevard Lake to refill after what appears to be a potential act of mischief.

Unions representing around a thousand city workers are objecting to significant raises proposed for senior staff.

It’s become clear a final decision on a proposed indoor turf sports facility won’t happen until the next term of council, city leaders say.

A significant shortage of drivers is forcing Thunder Bay Transit to regularly cancel bus runs, an issue expected to last through the summer.

Leslie McEachern is retiring as director of planning after decades with the city, with realty services manager Joel DePeuter appointed to succeed her.

The City of Thunder Bay has tweaked proposed new property standards to expand residents’ ability to naturalize their yards.