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THUNDER BAY -- Friends of the Thunder Bay Conservatory, employees and their union feel left out of a proposal to the city's only indoor park.

THUNDER BAY -- Shelter House needs the city's help to keep going. Acting executive director Brad King told city council Tuesday night that the organization is in dire financial need and only has reserves until around August.

THUNDER BAY – It’s not easy to consider closing schools but given current challenges, it’s the right thing to do, insists the public school board’s director of education.

Joshua Bruyere is not happy at the prospect of finishing his high school studies anywhere other than Sir Winston Churchill Collegiate and Vocational Institute.

THUNDER BAY -- Horizon Wind has withdrawn its appeal to the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, effectively ending its decade-long pursuit of a wind farm on the Nor’Wester escarpment.

The OPP supports International Safer Internet Day The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is supporting International Safer Internet Day and cyber safety awareness by encouraging young people and their families to T.H.I.N.

(FORT FRANCES, ON) - On the 5th of February, 2016, at 1:30 am, a traffic stop was conducted by members of the Rainy River District Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, (OPP) in the Town of Fort Frances as a result of an on-going investigation

Public consultation is underway for an environmental assessment that will bring 262 new parking spaces to the waterfront.

THUNDER BAY -- Another business has been the target of a robbery, and the description of the suspect is eerily similar to another four robberies reported this month.

THUNDER BAY -- Claiming weak inter-community transit leaves Northwestern Ontarians “vastly underserved,” Iain Angus launched a plea for between $3.5 million and $4 million in annual provincial subsidies on Saturday.