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Dryden council could do away with its police force and replace it with the Ontario Provincial Police.

One-day sale offering up discounted rain barrels for $55 to city water customers; only 300 available at lower price.

Officials with Nishnawbe Aski Nation have released a statement calling for an inquest into the deaths of four NAN youth in care in the past six months.

Gardens in Thunder Bay can grow an extra row and share the harvest this year.

Artist Meryl McMaster will be discussing ideas of identity and heritage in her exhibition, Confluence, during an artist talk at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery.

Lead police investigator testified Monica Spence told him she had been sexually assaulted by the man she is accused of killing during second day of murder trial.

Lybster man, 64, charged with impaired driving after Tuesday evening rollover on Highway 588.

A tip from a resident alerted a Thunder Bay Police Service officer a student at a North Carolina high school might have plans to stab up to 12 students.

A small, but rowdy group protested against the latest Roots to Harvest project.

Diners will savour a four-course meal on June 8 without the benefit of sight as a way to raise awareness and understanding for the visually impaired and money for programs to help them in their day-to-day lives.