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It’s a winter wonderland for animals at the local wildlife park.

Police are seeking a male and a female suspect after an afternoon robbery at a north-side liquor store. Thunder Bay Police Service say the two suspects, who are known to them, robbed the Cumberland Street LCBO store shortly after 2:30 p.m.

Local leaders are adding their voices to a national call for action into the many cases of missing and murdered Aboriginal women.

Paul Pepe says a new interactive tourism website stamped with the National Geographic brand could deliver plenty of tourists to both Northwestern Ontario and northeastern Minnesota.

It may be Valentine's Day, but that doesn't mean winter is getting a lot of love in this city. The season, many residents say, has overstayed its welcome this year.

Michael Gravelle says he has a job to do and will continue to do it until told otherwise.

The province has hired a company to build its Ring of Fire development corporation and study proposed infrastructure projects in the area.

Mother Nature provided the snow, and plenty of it. Fort William Historical Park now plans to provide the fun.

The Chippewa Park Wildlife Exhibit will be open this weekend for a special wintertime viewing.

Tamara Johnson says just because people don’t share her view that First Nations businesses get an unfair advantage, doesn’t automatically make her wong.