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Thousands of local families benefit from the Christmas Cheer hamper campaign, with pickups occurring Tuesday and Wednesday.

Yesterday, Minister of Indigenous Services Patty Hajdu introduced the long-awaited Bill C-61 which commits to ensuring safe drinking water and wastewater management, collaboration, and self-governance in First Nations communities.

Satellite campuses are being established, starting with Dryden, Red Lake and Ignace.

Dan Turk registers for two international races, including a 14-month circumnavigation of the globe.

Officials at the Port of Thunder Bay report increased activity from 2022, including near-record numbers of salty and laker visits.

Sewer work will keep a section of Algoma Street North closed two days longer than expected.

The Thunder Bay Art Gallery is set to receive nearly $100,000 more per year to support a move to a larger, waterfront location.

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Prices have dropped more than $1 a litre since June 2022

Latest incident the fourth threat against the south side high school in recent weeks.