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Earlier this month the Court of Appeal for Ontario overturned a $1.6 million judgement against the Thunder Bay Police Service Board

Former minister of natural resources lands advisory job with Fort William First Nation resource firm

United Way helps fund 29 agencies in Thunder Bay, 2016 fundraising goal achievable says campaign co-chairs

The NAPS board and the union representing its officers are taking Thursday to find a way to avert a strike.

Police and fire crews help tow-truck driver pull empty vehicle from McIntyre River early Thursday morning

Thunder Bay Police Service officials are investigating two cases of arson.

In a second special meeting, supporters of Superior CVI and Hammarskjold High School pleaded their case to the Lakehead Public School Board.

Waterfront hotel one step nearer to completion with issuance of building permit

Construction worker critically injured after fall

A Citizen Satisfaction Survey has shown that nearly 80 per cent of residents believe racism and discrimination is a serious problem in this city.