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THUNDER BAY – If the city’s roads division meets all of its objectives in 2017, it will fall $440,000 short on its budget. Meeting its own standards through 2018 will run the department another $480,000 in the red.

THUNDER BAY - Though some members of the public have resigned themselves to the idea the closure of a south side high school is inevitable, they’re looking for the school board to provide more information about how affected students will be tra

Even at the municipal level, women continue to search for an equal political voice, says Canada’s Minister of Status of Women.

(MARATHON, ON) – On June 5, 2016 at approximately 1:00 a.m. members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Marathon Detachment conducted a traffic stop at Barrick Gold Lane, Town of Marathon.

After giving an inspiring keynote address, author Michael Christie was presented with the Kouhi Award at the Literary Awards Party on Saturday, May 7 at the Prince Arthur Hotel.

(Thunder Bay, ON) On May 31, 2016, the Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service Drug Enforcement Unit received information about illegal drug trafficking from Thunder Bay destined for the First Nation Territory of Eabametoong.

THUNDER BAY – Neighbourhood concerns over speeding along High Street have generated an official police response. Residents living near Hillcrest Park have been vocal this spring about what they see out of control speeding along High Street.

Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi made headlines in Winnipeg when he became lost trying to navigate his way through underground tunnels in that city.

THUNDER BAY - The Thunder Bay Regional Hospital hosted an open house this past week, to create an accessibility plan with the help of members of the community.

THUNDER BAY - The arrival of summer means it is home renovation season again. Officials with EcoSuperior are encouraging residents to take advantage of the Union Gas Home Reno Rebate program here in Thunder Bay.