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FORT FRANCES, Ont. – A Missouri man has been charged with smuggling after he allegedly attempted to cross into Canada with a firearm.

Milling operations have restarted at Lac Des Iles mine, in the wake of last month’s tailings pond spill. The mine began milling on June 26, the same day the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change gave it the green light to proceed.

It's a great opportunity for some family fun. This weekend marks the start of Free Family Fishing Week across Ontario.

THUNDER BAY – Organizers of this year’s Blues Fest are optimistic the latest edition of the city’s popular music festival has the strongest and most exciting lineup yet.

City of Thunder Bay Media Release Teddy Bears Picnic Scheduled for July 14 July 3, 2015 – It’s that time of the year again . . .

City of Thunder Bay Media Release River Street Closure Extended Due to Weather July 3, 2015 – Recent rain has delayed storm sewer construction on River Street.

Thunder Bay Police Service officers have located a woman reported missing on Thursday, July 2. As a result of the woman being located safely this is now a private matter. The original missing person's report has been removed from our website.

A special weather statement has been issued for the City of Thunder Bay by the federal government's weather service: Thunderstorms with heavy downpours, gusty winds and frequent lightning possible tonight.

THUNDER BAY - A residential neighbourhood had an unwanted dinner guest Thursday evening. A black bear visited the Northwood area around 6 p.m. and was chased up a try in the backyard of a Ryerson Crescent home.

THUNDER BAY -- A Bombardier official who was the target of a high level of union criticism during last summer's extended strike at the Thunder Bay production facility is no long with the company.