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The NDP’s health critic says a one per cent increase to health-care funding in Ontario will not solve gridlock or any other pressing issues facing Northwestern Ontarians.

THUNDER BAY -- Fourteen-year-old girls are selling themselves on the street for $10. Alone, abused and exploited these girls have no one other than the men exploiting them to turn to.

Ontario is investing $1.1million to help at-risk children and youth in Thunder Bay access more supports and services to help them reach their full potential and succeed.

Find details about this live streaming event below: The City of Thunder Bay and Tourism Northern Ontario are participating in a pilot project to improve directional signage in Thunder Bay to make it easier for visitors and residents to get around the

THUNDER BAY – Officials with the humane society are reminding residents that pets are best left inside during cold snaps like the one hitting this area.

THUNDER BAY – High Street is now open after work crews dealt with a broken water main. The water main break forced the closure of the roadway between Dufferin Street and Red River Road.

A regional Inclusion Institute will be held in Thunder in late June.

VANCOUVER, BC: Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler will highlight the impacts of climate change across NAN territory and outline how First Nations must be fully engaged in Canada’s adaptation to a low-carbon economy as First N

The men's basketball team's season is down to a win-or-go-home game on Wednesday evening against the Western Mustangs at 8pm in London.

The Thunder Bay Police attended a southward business at 10:30pm on March 1, 2016 regarding a Commercial Break and Enter that occurred. The front door of the business was forced open and items were taken.