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THUNDER BAY – Tuesday’s debate made one thing clear: constituents in the Thunder Bay-Superior North riding want their MP to speak independently for them.

THUNDER BAY – Alcohol was a factor in five of the seven deaths of students attending school in the city from remote First Nations, a forensic pathologist and toxicologist told the coroner’s inquest probing the deaths.

THUNDER BAY – The province has reached an agreement with the union representing about 35,000 public servants.

THUNDER BAY -- Women's groups continue to protest the federal government's perceived inaction regarding missing and murdered Aboriginal women in Canada.

THUNDER BAY -- A local landmark will be warm this winter with a move indoors. The turtle at Vickers Park, a playground favourite for decades, was removed recently along with several pieces of playground equipment.

THUNDER BAY -- It can be difficult for people to admit they may have a mental illness.

THUNDER BAY -- A shocking discovery on the south end of the city has angered some area residents. A cloth with a Nazi Swastika etched on it was found hanging off a fence in a back alley near the intersections of Moodie and Selkirk Streets.

OPP Media Release (KENORA, ON) Members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) received a call just after 10:00 am on Tuesday October 6, 2015 that a male suspect had been observed with a firearm in the trail system in the Nort

THUNDER BAY -- In the midst of economic collapse and the rise of mercenary armies, staving off a long-feared Russian invasion could come down to the heroism of two men in Northwestern Ontario. It could happen.

Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Media Release Ministry of Northern Development and Mines Ontario is increasing tourism and supporting economic growth and sustainable energy in the Northwest by investing in local businesses.