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THUNDER BAY - The United Way estimates it has cut its shortfall in half, though the organization still has a long way to go to meet its campaign goal by the end of the year.

THUNDER BAY -- City council is losing another senior manager as treasurer Carol Pollard is moving on at the end of February.

THUNDER BAY – Michael Gravelle acknowledged a riot and standoff at the Thunder Bay District Jail last week highlights the need for a new jail, but there is currently no definite plan from the provincial Liberal government to build a replacement

THUNDER BAY -- There will be hundreds of presents going under Christmas trees across the city for children who might have otherwise gone without any gifts.

The Thunder Bay chapter of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada is taking its place among the stars. The local stargazing group’s suggested names for a star and planet in the Andromedae 14 System won the online NameExoWorlds contest.

Thunder Bay Police Service media release follows: The TBPS would like to warn the public about a suspicious male who may be attempting to take advantage of people's good nature.

City of Thunder Bay media release follows: After 15 years as the City Treasurer and General Manager with the City of Thunder Bay, Carol Pollard announced today she is retiring at the end of February 2016. Ms.

Just because they call it wrapping paper doesn’t mean it’s recyclable.

THUNDER BAY – Students at Gorham and Ware Public School are getting an early start to their Christmas holidays. The school was closed early on Friday morning due to an electrical outage.

THUNDER BAY -- The city's third phase for the proposed event centre is coming in nearly $177,000 over budget.