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A mining company located in Red Lake received a $55,000 fine after a worker had an 800-pound tire fall on him.

Despite a significant moose population drop, and calls for the province to take action, the province on Wednesday reiterated that it is not considering a ban on moose hunting.

A local man's short-lived adventure with what he thought was a world record puffball mushroom

Oct. 26, 2016: Extended Segregation

Story supplied by Thunder Bay Public Schools The Grade 6/7 Five Mile Learning Academy partnered with the Thunder Bay Art Gallery, under the guidance of Vivian Wood-Alexander, to focus on wellness and self-expression through Environmental Visual Arts.

A woman was robbed and attacked by two people on the early morning of Oct. 23.

Thunder Bay NDC skiers look for home field advantage in Utah.

Stagnant employment market and negative population growth projections mean fewer houses will be built and less demand on the resale market, especially for houses valued at $300,000 and more.

Ontario's Progressive Conservatives are questioning the province on a seeming lack of progress in the Ring of Fire

The North West Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) in partnership with the Kenora Managed Alcohol Program (MAP) Advisory Committee, have determined the need for a MAP in the City of Kenora.