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THUNDER BAY -- Users fees are on the rise across the board in the city's proposed budget. From burial plots to swimming lessons to golf memberships, the city is projected to grab an extra $1.

Thunder Bay’s Coleman Hell has received a Juno nod. The pop star originally from Thunder Bay and now residing in Toronto has been nominated for Breakthrough Artist of the Year.

DRYDEN -- Dryden's Chief Administrative Officer has quit after only six weeks on the job. CAO Peggy Van Meirlo-West submitted her resignation to Dryden City Council on Jan. 31. "We respect Mrs.

THUNDER BAY – The groundhogs and Environment Canada meteorologists do not agree with one another.

THUNDER BAY – Traffic appears to be moving again following a morning crash at the corner of Memorial and Central Avenues. City police responded to a minor crash that stalled traffic and sent at least one person to the hospital at about 7:45 a.

THUNDER BAY -- A review of the city's snowplowing service will arrive just in time for spring. Council was given a memo Monday night outlining around $2.1 million in options for the city to change its snowplowing standards.

THUNDER BAY -- The city will take a look at options for people with accessibility needs looking to travel outside of city limits for events.

Magnus Theatre’s long-time artistic director is making an exit, stage right. Mario Crudo on Monday announced he is stepping down from a role he’s held for the past 23 years to return to a life of freelance directing across Canada.

THUNDER BAY -- The city needs the public's help to get the ball rolling on its recreation and facilities master plan. Fit Together is a $300,000 plan that will guide the city's recreation planning for the next 12 to 15 years.

THUNDER BAY - The mosquito-borne Zika virus will not likely become a global pandemic that spreads into Northwest Ontario.