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Parts of northwestern Ontario could receive 20 centimetres of snow by Tuesday morning.

The city of Thunder Bay and surrounding area will be one of three cities participating in a basic income pilot being launched by the government of Ontario.

The Liberal government plans to grow the economy and has helped create 1,600 new jobs in the city.

City police responded to more than 192 criminal incidents during the week of Monday, April 17 through Sunday, April 23.

The expansion of the Shelter House community garden helped kick off an awareness campaign developed by Confederation College students.

Young mathletes compete in the annual Math Olympics for a chance to represent the region during the provincial competition.

Wasaya Airways debuts the world's first Dash 8-100 freighter aircraft to its fleet.

The Waterfront BIA is seeking a tourism designation from Thunder Bay city council that would allow area businesses to operate on statutory holidays.

Thunder Bay's Mitchell Spence thrills the crowd with unanimous decision victory.

The always popular Folklore Festival will return to the Fort William Gardens May 6 and 7 with more food, dancing, and performances.