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Workers at an area mine could be on strike next month if two critical issues aren’t resolved.

THUNDER BAY -- City police are investigating a suspicious death in the Intercity area. Thunder Bay Police Service officers were called on Wednesday to a wooded area at the end of Field Street, where they found a man with vital signs absent.

The Student Transportation Services of Thunder Bay are directing parents to check online for up-to-date information on school bus routes, delays and cancellations.

Bruno Niederer wants his grandchildren to grow up in a safe community.

The ink is just starting to dry on the renewed partnership between the OPP and the Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service.

The region is currently without an air ambulance helicopter. Due to a pilot shortage at ORNGE, staff was moved from Thunder Bay to Moosonee on a temporary basis the company says.

The Safe Home Program has helped victims of the May flooding return to their homes, but the price tag of doing that could cost the city more than $3 million. Applications for the program ended on Aug.

THUNDER BAY – Rick Seeley is outraged.

THUNDER BAY -- Nathan Ryan has taken his first step to become a lawyer. The 16-year-old St. Ignatius High School student worked at a local law firm for the summer after he applied for help with the YES Employment Services program.

Food sovereignty is one of the most important issues facing First Nation communities, said a member of Aroland First Nation.