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Horizon Wind on Wednesday is expected to release a survey showing the majority of Thunder Bay residents support the Toronto-based companies plan to build an 18-turbine wind farm on the Nor’Wester Mountain Range.

Five years ago Community Living Thunder Bay and the City of Thunder Bay formed a partnership to integrate people with disabilities into mainstream cultural and recreational activities; today the program serves more than 75 people each week.

A St. Ignatius graduate learned a few Russian phrases before departing a life-changing youth conference that will mirror the G8/G20 summits.

The first five years of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine were about establishing the school and getting it up and running.

Everyone has a bias but police officers are expected to focus on behavioural issues and not ethnicity, says the city’s chief of police.

The province’s Special Investigations Unit announced Tuesday that it is probing the circumstances surrounding the death of a man who was being held in custody in Red Lake.

Being an artist is a rewarding career choice, but it doesn’t always pay the bills. With little money in the advertising coffers, creative types often have to rely on word-of-mouth to draw traffic to their studios.

City council made history Monday night by holding part of its meeting at Chippewa Park for the first time in the park’s history.

A driver and passenger involved in a single-vehicle rollover sustained minor injuries following their Monday afternoon crash.

The city got its first look at what to do with lands around the Kaministiquia River Monday night.