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THUNDER BAY - Murders are a fact of life, says the city's mayor. "You're never going to stop homicides. I don't care who you are. I don't care what mayor you are, what president you are.

THUNDER BAY -- The head of the local United Steelworkers’ union is holding out hope a buyer can be found to salvage 80 jobs at the former Lakehead Marine Industrial, whose owner filed for bankruptcy last week.

THUNDER BAY -- Legal Aid Ontario hopes a new pilot project will keep family matters out of the courtroom. Studies show nearly 63 per cent of people who head to family court are unrepresented.

THUNDER BAY -- Bells rang across the city as part of a call for world peace. City of Thunder Bay officials and members of the public rang the bell in front of City Hall during the annual Peace Bell Ceremony Wednesday.

THUNDER BAY -- Dominic Pasqualino is adamant Bombardier won’t get concessions from his union members as labour negotiations hit the 11th hour.

Larry Hebert has thrown his name back in the at-large city councillor race. Hebert, first elected in 2006, is a former head of Thunder Bay Hydro and a longtime activist in the volunteer and athletic community.

THUNDER BAY -- People in Thunder Bay will be able to walk, bike or skateboard on Algoma Sunday. In fact the only thing they won't be able to do is drive.

LAPPE, Ont. – Theft of landing equipment has interrupted air ambulance service to an outlying community.

THUNDER BAY - A South side community centre has re-opened with help from its remaining board members and city staff.

THUNDER BAY - Jeff Schelhaas was visibly overcome with emotion as he looked over the damages a brief and powerful hail storm had done to his corn crops.