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On the third day of an inquest into the deaths of two Indigenous men while in Thunder Bay Police custody, Const. Ryan Krupa apologized to the families of Don Mamakwa and Roland McKay for his role in both arrests.

Bill Vigars, who accompanied Terry Fox on his Marathon of Hope in 1980, visited the Terry Fox Monument in Thunder Bay on Friday.

Reducing taxes is imperative, says at-large hopeful, calling them a barrier to outside investors and local business alike.

Niisaachewan Anishinaabe Nation, located near Kenora, has settled a long-standing flooding claim with the federal and provincial governments for $83 million.

Former school board trustee brings 20 years of political experience, including 11 years as board chair, to this year's municipal election.

The province has announced the creation of new Ontario Health Teams serving the Thunder Bay and Dryden-Red Lake-Sioux Lookout areas.

James Glavish says accessibility and homelessness issues will be among his top priorities if elected at-large.

Two men face multiple charges related to drug trafficking after police executed search warrants at residences in Westfort and the North End.

Educator says Thunder Bay need to focus on building its economy to allow younger generations to have the same opportunities as their parents and grandparents.