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THUNDER BAY -- Consultants for the city's plan to improve Boulevard Lake hope to have a presentation ready for the public by the end of May.

Ontario Trillium Foundation news release follows: Leadership Thunder Bay and the Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre today announced a long-term sustainable Aboriginal Youth Leadership program.

City of Thunder Bay news release follows: April 16, 2015 – A West Frederica Street tenant and a South Court Street tenant have each been ticketed for disabling a smoke alarm. Each ticket carries a fine of $360.

THUNDER BAY -- The Northern Ontario Service Deliverer's Association, or NOSDA, kicked off its annual general meeting here in Thunder Bay Wednesday evening.

THUNDER BAY -- Victoria Erickson and Tim Holinger say trying to decide which organizations to split a $10,000 bequest with is not an easy decision.

News release from Chiefs of Ontario follows: TORONTO, ON (April 16, 2015) --- Ontario Regional Chief Stan Beardy congratulates Judith Beaver a Webequie First Nation youth who will be one of five youths receiving a Leadership Award at this year’

THUNDER BAY -- So far the local port authority is looking at a takeover of the former Canadian Wheat Board as a positive for the city.

City of Thunder Bay news release follows: Community call to action: Taking the next steps to end racism April 16, 2015 – The City of Thunder Bay’s Anti-Racism Advisory Committee is hosting a community engagement session on April 21, at th

OPP News release follows: SIOUX LOOKOUT OPP AGGRESIVELY TACKLES BREAK AND ENTER'S The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Sioux Lookout detachment has noticed an increase in break and enters, including thefts from outbuildings and from parked vehicle

News release from ogranizers follows: Celebrate the lives of those lost to suicide, and help bring awareness to the seriousness of depression and suicide by participating in the 5th annual ‘Out of the Darkness Memorial Walk’ on Sunday May