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Former Minister of Status of Women calls it her dream cabinet position

When it comes to city council meeting attendance, Coun. Larry Hebert is Mr. Perfect.

Four people were stranded on New Year's Day on snowy covered road after Internet map service led them astray.

City of Thunder Bay collection crews will not empty garbage cans left on top of a snowbank.

Tournament officials introduce new board of directors, Mackenzie Tour spokesman says he's hopeful the event will be extended beyond 2018.

TransCanada Pipelines faces a lawsuit from two first nations over maintenance work on its gas pipeline in NW Ontario.

For the third straight year, the Port of Thunder Bay had an above-average shipping season.

City police responded to more than 115 criminal incidents including eight assaults and nine property crimes.

Officials at the Health Unit and Chartwell Isabella Retirement Residence, located at 1350 Isabella St East, have declared a facility-wide outbreak of a respiratory illness. The

Cabinet moves could involve up to six people,