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The case of a pair of missing anglers has concluded with a happy ending. The two brothers were reported missing to Dryden OPP Sunday evening after failing to return from a fishing trip on Lac Seul.

Workplace deaths have jumped by 16 per cent in the past year, but the president of a labour organization says those numbers aren't surprising.

A car, a hot day and less than 10 minutes is all it takes to give a dog irreversible brain damage.

The Thunder Bay Police Service has its new chief, and it’s a familiar face. The Thunder Bay Police Services Board on Tuesday officially announced deputy chief J.P.

Wash your hands. That’s the most important step to preventing the spread of infectious diseases, said Diana Gowanlock, an infection control practitioner at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.

No one was hurt, but firefighters did have to rescue some family pets following a fire at a Georgina Bay townhouse Monday morning. Fire crews were called to the home shortly after 11 a.m.

The Canadian Lakehead Exhibition festival always brings a big crowd, says the organizations president. The five-day CLE fair, which begins on Aug. 10, has had thousands attend throughout its 121 years.

The formula change worked, in spite of a nasty Saturday storm.

A crane operator working on a construction site near Fort Frances was sent to the hospital after the crane he was working in toppled over Monday.

A jump in multi-family housing units has led to a big increase in overall housing starts in the city last month. The bulk of the 48-per cent increase is due to a 24-unit condo building started at the corner of Grenville Avenue and Adelaide Street.