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Three people remain unaccounted for after a house fire Sunday night

Wolves are more willing to enter human-dominated areas to hunt fawns, and to hunt in human-made corridors

Money from Ottawa is being invested into the city's safe supply drug program.

Both flu shots and COVID-19 vaccines will be available at vaccine clinics with the health unit starting Tuesday.

This comes in advance of updated guidelines on breast cancer screening that are expected to be released this fall from a national task force

The City of Thunder Bay’s integrity commissioner has recommended suspending Coun. Rajni Agarwal’s pay for 30 days.

Thunder Bay's city council voted to look further into concerns over the transport of nuclear waste on Monday, while hearing updates on the city's climate goals and challenges facing its EMS service.

Overreaching, unconstitutional Impact Assessment Act has Ontario on the offensive to expedite project approvals

In a win for anti-nuclear groups, Thunder Bay’s city council ordered more consultation before taking a position on the transport of nuclear waste through the area.

Fort William First Nation resident and St. Patrick High School alumnus Kaylib Tremblay has been recognized for her work during her final year of studies at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in Calgary.