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THUNDER BAY – The chair of the city’s intergovernmental affairs committee is “cautiously optimistic” a new Liberal government will come through for Thunder Bay. When reached Tuesday afternoon, Coun.

THUNDER BAY -- An appeal with the Ontario Municipal Board over a proposed chain restaurant has been settled.

THUNDER BAY -- It's that time of year again to get your flu shot. The Influenza season is coming to the Thunder Bay area, and officials with the District Health Unit says it's ready.

THUNDER BAY -- While voter turnout as a whole was under the national average, numbers across the region are up over 2011. The city averaged a 68.28 per cent turnout Monday across the two local ridings, slightly below the 68.

THUNDER BAY -- Both Thunder Bay ridings made history in the same election Monday night.

THUNDER BAY -- It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that police are expected to be over-budget by the end of the year, the city's police chief says.

KENORA, Ont. – The north-most road in Northwestern Ontario ends in Taxi Bay, southwest and across the water from the polling station with the historically lowest voter turnout in the Kenora Riding.

THUNDER BAY -- The Guardian Angels want the city's blessing.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will lead a majority Liberal government with 184 seats. He spoke to his constituents in his home riding of Papineau following his party's historic victory.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler is hopeful the country’s newest prime minister will not wait long to act on First Nations-related campaign promises.