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Pic River First Nation's Peter Moses is receiving a lifetime achievement award at the Prospectors and Developers convention in Toronto for his work engaging First Nations people and communities in the mining sector.

The City of Thunder Bay is still trying to sell two former homes for the aged.

A new log home is taking shape in Neebing with the help of some Timber Kings.

Water and sustainability up for discussion during Research and Innovation Week at Lakehead University.

A nearly three-year debate over the High Street retaining wall concluded on Monday as council ordered its administration to tender the $2.4-million project with a precast face.

The Trails Master Plan that would connect mountain bike trails in the Current River area is proposing a 115-metre dirt bike park at its head in Trowbridge Falls.

Go Fund Me page seeks to raise $25,000 for Lilly Savage to cover her parents' expenses during her lengthy recovery.

Union members walk of job to protest proposed sick-leave changes and lack of raises.

A special office in Thunder Bay will contribute to Ontario's support of the national inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women.

Ontario Environment Minister Glen Murray says there's no reason to think Ottawa is not committed to addressing the long-standing issue of mercury contamination and cleanup at Grassy Narrows First Nation.