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A member of Thunder Bay city council says payday loans companies operating in the city need to be clearer about the interest that they charge on loans.

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service officers have ratified a labour agreement that will increase their wages, improve their workplace safety and commit to police infrastructure funding in remote First Nations.

Fundraising dinner combats hunger in community

Local golfers take advantage of warm fall temperatures to squeeze in a few last rounds for the season.

OPP looking for an unknown person who stole a large quantity of Junior Canadian Rangers equipment.

The cost of obtaining criminal record checks will go up by 50 per cent.

United States resident has been fined for fishing violations.

Lakehead University media release: Lakehead University has once again partnered with the Thunder Bay Public Library to offer the In Conversation Speaker Series.

October isn't just about National Breast Cancer Awareness month, it's also about saving lives.

Neil Gunner, 14, last seen in Kakabeka Falls area, may be headed for Thunder Bay