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City of Thunder Bay Media Update January 26, 2016 – The City of Thunder Bay will begin the next phase of the Corrosion Control Pilot Study in the Hodder Pressure Zone supplying parts of the Current River area on January 28.

THUNDER BAY -- Council will get an idea of what it would cost to get rid of snow at the end of driveways after crews plow the roads.

Baby boomers are reaching the end of their careers but a missing Generation X won’t fill their shoes in Northwestern Ontario’s economy.

THUNDER BAY -- A local foundation will be changing how it does business after its name was used in a recent scam. On Monday a woman stopped by the St.

Confederation College Public Service Announcement Are you looking to start your career or get a new job? Join Confederation College and Northwest Employment Works for their annual Career & Job Fair from 10am-2pm on Wednesday, February 3rd in the

THUNDER BAY -- Community funding is headed to the city's upcoming budget. City council approved around $2.5 million for 19 cultural and community organizations Monday night.

THUNDER BAY - Despite its challenges, mayor Keith Hobbs says the city has a lot for which to be proud.

THUNDER BAY -- While corrections officers are applauding the province’s commitment to increase staffing levels in the Thunder Bay Jail, they say it’s only a first step.

THUNDER BAY -- Enrollment at Thunder Bay schools is down. Lakehead Public Schools superintendent of business David Wright said the public board has around 1,200 less students than it did in 2011.

THUNDER BAY – Two suspects charged in a July 2014 homicide case outside city hall have pleaded guilty to lesser charges.