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A man is now in stable condition and recovering from a stabbing incident near the McIntyre River. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service report that the 18-year-old victim was found Thursday night just before 10:30 p.m.

Thunder Bay libraries have seen a 75 per cent increase in the number of people using their services over the last 10 years. A recent report indicates that the growth in library usage isn’t exclusive to Thunder Bay.

It has been another big month for the Port of Thunder Bay. Cargo shipments were up 25 per cent throughout November. And the month also saw several records set for the local port.

Phil Fontaine is perplexed by the federal government’s decision to appoint third-party managers in Attawapiskat when it’s clear the community's housing crisis needs an immediate response.

The proponent behind a controversial hotel proposed for Prince Arthur’s Landing says the project isn’t behind schedule.

A family of four managed to escape unharmed from an early morning fire at their Conmee Street home. Fire crews were called to the residence just after 2 a.m. Thursday.

In the not-too-distant past, A was for apple, B was for banana and C was for cookie.

Officials at Dilico Children’s Foundation are asking Northwestern Ontarians to play Santa Claus for hundreds of Aboriginal youngsters in need.

City police officers had their hands full Wednesday night. Among the reported incidents, officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service say they responded to a confrontation at a north-side home between two men.

Natural Resources Minister and area MPP Michael Gravelle on Wednesday defended the province's actions leading up to the closure of the Global Sticks plant outside of Thunder Bay.