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THUNDER BAY -- Respect is a core element of how the regional hospital approaches patient care. So it was a simple decision for the Thunder Bay Health Sciences Centre to officially join the city-wide respect. Initiative Friday afternoon.

THUNDER BAY -- With more than 30 days left, the Save the Finlandia campaign has nearly reached one-third of its $15,000 goal.

Linda Rydholm says if city officials still insist on building an event centre, they should axe the accompanying convention centre.

THUNDER BAY – The city’s tourism manager is optimistic a new collaboration will introduce the region to a new demographic of potential visitors.

THUNDER BAY -- It was in a suburban Chicago movie theatre in 1985 that John Kapelos realized The Breakfast Club would be a hit.

THUNDER BAY -- A home on the Pic Mobert First Nation was destroyed by fire Thursday. But everyone did escape the blaze safely. The fire broke out at around noon. The two homeowners managed to get out before the fire got out of control.

Ontario is spending $4 million to convert a pair of shuttered Northern Ontario wood-product mills into pellet-making facilities.

Here are the stories that had the most reads in Week 11 of 2015: 5 Ontario Restaurant News takes notice at city’s booming local eateries The city’s restaurant scene appears to be building a reputation for itself.

The following City of Thunder Bay media statement was released Thursday in response to this story. That news release can be read in its entirety below.

Growing up in Saskatchewan, Gabrielle Scrimshaw encountered racism on a near daily basis. But of all the hate she faced as an Aboriginal woman, one particular incident stands out.