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An airport committee will soon be put in place in Greenstone to oversee operations at its two main air fields.

Although it’s still a day away, local organizations were busy celebrating Earth Day on Saturday.

Thunder Bay has had to rely on forensic pathologist Nick Escott for the past 30 years, but as his retirement looms there’s still no one ready to take his place.

An alleged impaired driver spent the night in custody and faces several charges after a stolen SUV was driven through the fence of a business on Cameron Street. The driver fled the scene, but was soon located by police hiding in the area.

An alleged impaired driver spent the night in custody and faces several charges after a stolen SUV was driven through the fence of a business on Cameron Street. The driver fled the scene, but was soon located by police hiding in the area.

After three years of planning and property acquisitions, Fort William Historical Park is now ready to move ahead with a new access road off Broadway Avenue. The need for a secondary road became apparent during the 2006 Rock the Fort festival.

A superior court judge has sentenced a 36-year-old-man, believed to be the brains behind a drug trafficking group, to nearly a decade in jail. The trial for Tho Truong wrapped up with Superior Court Judge John Fregeau’s verdict on Friday.

Medical imaging has become brighter at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre. MPP’s Bill Mauro (Lib.

Thunder Bay’s most eligible bachelors helped to raise more than $94,000 in support of breast cancer treatment. The 14th annual Bachelors of Hope charity auction was held at the Valhalla Inn Thursday night.

John Rafferty is hoping his new shadow cabinet position can help Northern Ontario.