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Despite an announcement on the future of the Thunder Bay Generating Station last week, the regional energy task force is asking for more power.

A proposed $10-million youth-centre project has plenty of support on council, but some residents insist their north-side neighbourhood is the wrong location.

With the temperature dropping and demand for shelter rising local agencies are launching a pilot project to bring more people in from the cold.

The city’s hospital is in a state of gridlock. The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre has been operating at an over-capacity level with alternate levels of care patients for the past three weeks.

A key player in a major provincial political scandal has taken up temporary work at the city’s hospital. Former Ornge air ambulance president and CEO Dr.

Students across the city had an eye-opening lesson in domestic violence.

A man charged earlier this month in connection with the sending of a series of threatening letters has entered a guilty plea in court.

A Winnipeg man has been fined $1,500 for illegally exporting deer from Ontario.

A suspected impaired driver attempted to ditch his van after crashing into a home on the city’s southside Sunday morning. Thunder Bay Police Service officials say officers responded to a single-vehicle crash at about 8 a.m.

Police are looking for the man responsible for the Sunday robbery of a Memorial Avenue restaurant. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service say officers responded to reports of a robbery at the Boston Pizza at 505 Memorial Avenue just after 1 a.