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Even students who are not big baseball fans enjoyed the game, saying it’s interesting to see how fast players run, and how far they can make the baseball go.

The Protect Ontario by Revitalizing our Economy Act allows the province to designate 'special economic zones' where laws can be suspended for swifter approval of projects.

From June 5 to 7, Thunder Bay will come alive with the Festival Bonjour, a three-day event celebrating Francophone culture in Waverley Park.

Thunder Bay police are looking for two people who toppled a standing statue on Algoma Street earlier this week. 

Environment Canada has either air quality warnings or special statements covering almost all of the region.

Closing submissions were heard on Thursday in trial of Justin Coaster, charged with second-degree murder in relation to the death of Charlie Finlayson.

Chrissy Isaacs is demanding that Premier Doug Ford rescind Bill 5 – legislation opposed by First Nations across Ontario.

The June 2024 crash in Red Lake involved a De Havilland DHC-2 Beaver aircraft, operated by Canadian Fly-In Fishing Service.

Wildfire smoke continues to cause problems in Thunder Bay and surrounding communities.