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A number of weekend thefts have sparked concern from police. 

THUNDER BAY -- In recognition the city sits on the traditional Fort William First Nation territory, the First Nation’s flag will permanently fly outside of Thunder Bay City Hall.

Shelly Lynn St. Arnaud isn’t sure if her son will ever recover from the vicious assault he was the alleged victim of last Friday evening.

(FORT FRANCES, ON) – Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to notify the citizens of Northwestern Ontario that from May 1- 7, 2016 is Emergency Preparedness (EP) Week.

THUNDER BAY – The province is investing $2.5 million to retrofit social housing in this region. The announcement, part of an $82 million Green Investment Fund, will see the retrofitting of social housing buildings with more than 150 units.

City Discontinues Landfill Free Week this May April 26, 2016 – The City of Thunder Bay will discontinue the annual Free Week at the Solid Waste & Recycling Facility in May as part of a recommended action item in the Solid Waste Management S

(KENORA, ON) On Sunday April 24, 2016 at 7:30 a.m, The Kenora OPP was advised of a single motor vehicle collision on Highway 658. Police located the vehicle and three passengers still at the scene.

Thunder Bay Human Resources Professionals are Excited to Host Employment & Labour Law Conference, May 5th & 6th Thunder Bay, April 26, 2016: The Human Resources Professionals Association – Northwestern Ontario Chapter (HRPANO) and the H

THUNDER BAY -- The projected deficit in the police department is putting pressure on the city’s budget again this year but savings are proving difficult to find.

THUNDER BAY -- City Council has agreed with its administration’s recommendation to reduce the scope of Balmoral Street construction this summer, due to a 67 per cent increase to its projected cost.