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Ahead of a day of negotiations, elementary teachers at the Catholic board say they'll target three more schools if scheduled talks fail.

A resident of Timber Lake, near North Bay, has been fined $2,500 for illegal deer hunting in the Dryden area.

THUNDER BAY -- Both police and fire investigators are looking into two overnight arsons on the city's south side. In one instance, a snowmobile located on the back of a truck was burned near the corner of Vickers and Miles Street.

The Chippewa Park Wildlife Exhibit will permanently close despite Coun. Iain Angus' efforts to persuade city council to let an active visioning exercise for the park run its course.

Council voted unanimously on Thursday to restore $160,000 in proposed cuts to the Clean, Green and Beautiful Committee.

A new First Nations Trade School program at Dennis Franklin Cromarty is teaching students important skills.

The construction project for Kingsway Park Public School will begin this spring and will be complete by September 2017.

A luncheon was held Tuesday to show appreciation toward the hospital staff for donating funds tor diagnostic equipment.

Dan Stezenko made his name in the grocery business.

Mediation will resume on Friday as the two sides try to work out a deal after a week that saw a one-day strike followed by a one-day lockout at three senior elementary schools.