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When tragedy strikes, after an initial response by senior levels of government, those living on remote reserves are left to their own devices to find a way to heal.

As the father of two school-aged children I look forward to spring break every year.

THUNDER BAY – Officials with the Thunder Bay District Health Unit have given Kakabeka Crystal the go-ahead to resume its production and distribution of bottled water.

THUNDER BAY -- Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler expressed disappointment.

Tickets, which cost $100 apiece or three for $250, are on sale now at a variety of locations around the city.

Teaching the art of painting birch bark trees helps expand the minds of Grade 7 students at a south-side Thunder Bay school.

Police are searching for suspects after multiple break and enters in the Robinson Lake area.

Police are asking for the public’s assistance after a Mac’s Convenience Store was robbed last week.

Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission said it is up to the youth to determine how nation moves forward toward reconciliation.

Former Truth and Reconciliation Commission member says engaging with the community and working with Indigenous people will lead to success down the road.