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Suspects turn themselves into police headquarters after public plea to identify them

The province launched it's first public consultation Monday night for Ontario's child care strategy.

President-elect Donald Trump will spend more time basking in the adulation of the position and leave all the decision-making to others, says political scientist Dr. Laure Paquette.

Students from five area high schools competed in the Special Olympic Basketball Tournament with the help of the peer mentorship program.

Highway 61 will be closed between Arthur Street and Harbour Expressway Wednesday evening until Thursday morning.

THUNDER BAY -- The Ontario Court of Justice has approved an Indigenous People's Court in Thunder Bay.

Royal Canadian Legion hosts Remembrance Day ceremonies for people unable to attend on Nov. 11.

OPP Media Release (FORT FRANCES, ON) – The Rainy River District Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is looking for assistance from the public. On the 8th of November 2016 at 1:50 a.m.

Chamber of Commerce president Charla Robinson is asking the city to consider divesting itself of services in cases where it's competing with the private sector, including golf and daycare.

On the heels of the controversial segregation of Adam Capay at the Thunder Bay District Jail, Ontario has appointed an independent advisor on the use of segregation and ways to improve the corrections system.