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THUNDER BAY -- The Province of Ontario is missing out on billions of tax dollars and thousands of mining jobs for the people of Northwestern Ontario. That's according to a new research report published by the Northern Policy Institute.

THUNDER BAY -- The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal decision confirming funding disparity for on-reserve child welfare services surprised no one in the region’s First Nations leadership but the recognition was welcomed.

THUNDER BAY – Consideration should be given to building a replacement to the 90-year-old district jail, agreed lawyers representing the families of two inmates who died in the facility and the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Servi

THUNDER BAY -- Lakehead University and Confederation College are teaming up with Canadian Blood Services to find some much needed bone marrow donors. Registration is open to students and the public.

THUNDER BAY -- Rumours that Lakehead Public Schools will close a high school have been around for more than a decade. In 2004 the board made public a C.N. Watson report that recommended school closures, including Churchill by 2017.

OPP Media Update (THUNDER BAY, ON) On Tuesday, January 26, 2016 at approximately 9:00 am, officers from the Thunder Bay Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Neebing Fire Department responded to a report of a single vehicle collision

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.