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Gas prices in Thunder Bay have jumped again, two weeks after the last hike. At least one local gas station raised their prices by seven cents a litre overnight, leading to pump prices of almost $1.

A City of Thunder Bay garbage truck was completely destroyed by fire last night. The truck was parked inside a large maintenance building on Mountdale Avenue at the time. The fire broke out around 7 p.m.

A power outage on the city's north side left about 1,600 Thunder Bay Hydro customers without power Wednesday morning, including Lakehead University. The outage took place just after 7 a.m.

It has been a long time since Gino Vanelli was in Thunder Bay. Since the Montreal man was here "sometime in the 70s", he’s played for the pope, sold out shows worldwide and has ridden a wave of success spanning four decades.

While it may be unpleasant, doctors say at-home testing for the second deadliest cancer in the province is life-saving.

Rocco Minnella was shocked to hear Italian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for him and his two brothers.

City council spent Tuesday night dreaming and brainstorming about the Thunder Bay’s next decade.

The Ontario Health Quality Council’s CEO made a stop in Thunder Bay to meet health-care providers across Northwestern Ontario Tuesday. Ben Chan dedicated this trip to help in reducing the number of falls by frail and elderly people in the region.

Rene Lindquist said it’s embarrassing that the financial secretary of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union Local 255 has allegedly misappropriated more than $175,000 over a seven-year period.

Police response time and crime prevention are issues Joe Virdiramo wants to see in the Thunder Bay Police Services Board’s 2011-2013 business plan.