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With results from five polls, it appears Keith Hobbs is on his way to a landslide win in Thunder Bay's mayor's race. Hobbs has collected 3,295 votes to Mayor Lynn Peterson's 1,935 and 1,190 for Frank Pullia.

The Great Canadian Roadshow has made a local pit stop, attracting people who hope to cash in on some old valuables they’ve had laying around the house. The travelling event is visiting the Prince Arthur Hotel.

Toronto commuters got a sneak peek at the Toronto Transit Commission’s new high-tech subway cars, which are being built at Thunder Bay’s Bombardier plant, Thursday.

The Northern Ontario School of Medicine released details of the tentative contract presented to striking support staff Thursday.

The city is offering people a sneak peek of the progress made at Prince Arthur’s Landing before the snow flies this fall. The first of two virtual tour videos will be released Friday depicting the work that’s been completed so far at Pier 2.

Food has never been a major issue in municipal politics.

More than 70 seniors have started to move into McKellar Place retirement home, which should relieve the pressure placed on the regional hospital, says an area MPP. McKellar Place, a former hospital and now a 100-unit retirement home, received a $1.

Keep your car locked. That's the message Thunder Bay Police Services are sending to residents amid increasing concern about a growing trend among Thunder Bay youth; car shopping.

The gastrointestinal outbreak at Bethammi Nursing Home in St. Joseph’s Heritage on Carrie Street has been declared over and visitor restrictions have been lifted.

Police arrested two young females Wednesday for robbing an eighteen-year-old male. Thunder Bay Police Service arrested the girls in the area of Picton Avenue and Clarkson Street just after midnight.