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THUNDER BAY -- A pilot program is trying to keep people safer on the city's active living corridor. The city has installed 90 fiberglass bollards along Arundel Street between the roadway and its two-way multi-use trail.

It’s been a rough 12 months, says John Shawinimash. A year ago, in the early morning hours of Sept. 3, 2014, the body of his son, 32-year-old Will Wapoose, was found by a passerby at Chapples Park. Police have yet to make an arrest in the case.

THUNDER BAY – A local business is showing its resiliency. After its store was destroyed by a Friday evening fire last week, the business owners of Fresh Air Experience and Cyclepath have continued its operation.

UPDATE: According to the Thunder Bay Police Service the bear has been tranquilized by the MNR, and is back on its way to the forest.

THUNDER BAY -- Two people suffered minor injuries after a two vehicle crash Wednesday evening.

Northern Ontario NDP candidates are slamming the federal Conservatives for their lack of progress on the Ring of Fire file.

THUNDER BAY -- After two years of busy traffic, the Thunder Bay Port Authority is seeing a dip in the amount of cargo travelling through the local harbour.

Thunder Bay Police are cracking down on distracted driving – and motorists with tinted windows are also being caught in their traffic net.

THUNDER BAY -- If people had complied with a bylaw, the city says its sewage treatment plant wouldn't have failed during the flood of 2012.

THUNDER BAY -- Ontario’s new sex-education curriculum goes too far, say some Thunder Bay parents and grandparents, calling on the provincial government to repeal it for religious and moral reasons.