The inflation rate for Thunder Bay dipped last month.
It fell to three per cent in October, which is down from the 3.6-per cent in September.
Nationally, inflation sits at 2.9-percent, which is down from 3.2 per cent in September.
The decline is being attributed to lower energy costs, particularly a drop in gasoline prices.
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