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Thunder Bay Development workers narrowly averted a strike after they reached a last minute tentative agreement with Community Living Thunder Bay and Avenue ll Community Program Services.

Wal-Mart has confirmed it plans to open up two new stores in the city by late 2012. Wal-Mart Canada announced that the company finished negotiating with Target Canada for leases of 39 store locations held by Zellers.

Chris Kosloski would be horrified to see a movie about him in high school. “That would be awful,” he said.

Candidates for Thunder Bay-Superior North showed how green their parties were at a public forum on Saturday.

Station snuffed out? The city’s pending master fire plan could see the Brown Street Fire Station close its doors. The Brown Street Fire station could be history if recommendations from the city’s forthcoming master fire plan are followed.

Romantic waterfront dinners are mere months away, says the city’s acting waterfront development manager.

Public and Catholic School students from Grades 9 through 12 came together Friday to check out potential careers in medical research.

Area MP and NDP member John Rafferty stood up in the House of Commons to speak about the number of suicides that have been reported in the Pikangikum First Nation, and the unexplained deaths of seven First Nation students in Thunder Bay throughout th

Andrea Horwath and Tim Hudak found a lot of common ground in the North Friday morning.

A report released by the United Way of Thunder Bay Friday states that youth organizations in the city are causing gaps in services by not working together.