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Pope John Paul II, Bishop E.Q. Jennings and Bishop Gallagher schools will be the first affected by the walkout; Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board has said strike action will result in lockout of all elementary teachers.

Two photographers from Thunder Bay won awards in Lake Superior Magazine ’s 22nd annual Lake Superior Photo Contest . Their images were among the few honored from a field of more than 1,000.

NAN Police Chief, Terry Armstrong, awarded the Order of Merit of Police Forces.

NAN Winter Assembly wraps up, with chiefs hopeful that youth will help bring about change.

The Thunder Bay Police Service's proposed $40-million budget could begin to address systemic overruns but its chief cautioned city council there are no certainties in law enforcement.

Wanted Wednesday has resulted in Turn-in Thursdays for the Thunder Bay Police Service as some people have turned themselves in.

Adam Capay still undergoing psychiatric evaluation; trial scheduled for March 20 postponed.

Both sides are holding out hope they can avoid a labour stoppage, but no negotiations are scheduled between elementary teachers and the Catholic board.

City of Thunder Bay Media release February 1, 2017 – The City of Thunder Bay’s Special Events Developer, Paul Burke, is a finalist in the Sport Tourism Champion category for the 2017 Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance (CSTA) PRESTIGE Awards.

The 8th Annual, Coast-to-Coast Festival Returns With fan favourites, cult classics and a fresh look.