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A group of students at a city high school are working to give local food banks a boost.

Ken Shields has finally seen his hard work pay off. After nearly eight years, the cycling advocate has a separate way to get across town after a culvert was installed at an old railway bed near Winnipeg Avenue by the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium.

Coun. Iain Angus would rather vote to eliminate his position than see the city get rid of the ward system. Orignally slated for the Nov.4 city council meeting, Coun.

After nearly eight hours, a section of Highway 17 has been reopened.

Through his line of work, Mike Lundy has seen the positive influence of the Underground Gym.

A group in Thunder Bay was just one of many across the country lending their voice to speak out against climate change.

Evan Wiebe has seen the annual Rotary Christmas Parade many times. This year was a little bit different, as for the first time, he got the chance to be front and centre.

Recording an album in a barn on a bison ranch may seem strange, but it was a perfect fit for Jolene Higgins.

A potentially explosive object resulted in the shutdown of a portion of a south-end street on Friday. Thunder Bay Police responded to a call at a Fredrica Street residence shortly after 9:30 p.m.

A former Armed Forces medical technician who once served in Thunder Bay has been found guilty on several sexual assault charges.