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The First Shift is breaking down hockey barriers by offering a program that is both accessible and affordable.

Teams of six pulled a 26,327 pound plane 50 feet to raise money for the United Way of Thunder Bay.

Participants walked from City Hall to the former St. Joseph's Indian Residential School Friday to honour those who did not return from residential schools.

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit will be expanding radon testing to two municipalities in the region next year.

Two sent to hospital after rush-hour crash on Memorial Avenue

Minister of tourism, culture and sport says she's still having conversations with city officials about proposed $114.6-million event centre

With a May 31, 2017 deadline staring organizers of the 2017 Under-18 Baseball World Cup to make repairs to Port Arthur Stadium and Baseball Central, the province comes through with the cash

A Request For Proposals looking to build co-ed hot tubs on the deck at the Canada Games Complex attracted a lowest bid $300,000 more than city council approved.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation grand chief says the Facebook comments allegedly made by police are a setback between the First Nations Community and the Thunder Bay Police Service.

John Naysmith says stewardship and connecting on the local level will be legacy of new forestry scholarship