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Roads maintenance teams will be held to a new standard in 2017, whereby patrols will observe how storms impact areas across the city to tailor their response.

Thunder Bay Police Service Media Release Barb's Laundromat at 300 May Street North, was the scene of a robbery just before 8:30 p.m. on December 23, 2016.

The Law Society of Upper Canada has suspended the legal licence of well-known local lawyer Alexander Zaitzeff

A collision between a snowmobile and a parked vehicle left two people injured in Fort Frances.

Simon, a life-like simulation mannequin, gives nursing students a realistic patient experience in an emergency situation.

OPP Media Release (ORILLIA, ON) – Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is adding voices to the police and public health calls for extreme safety when it comes to handling or ingesting fentanyl.

Inquiry into the death of Lena Anderson while in police custody brings back several recommendations to ensure it doesn't happen again.

Thunder Bay International Airport will start a marketing campaign in 2017 aimed at Americans looking for cheaper overseas fares.

Organizers of Thunder Bay's Christmas Cheer fund hope that post-Christmas donations will get them to their goal.

A ride-sharing service that provides private passenger vehicles for hire is looking to expand to the Thunder Bay market. Ottawa-based oRide currently operates in the nation's capital, and is in the process of launching its service in Sudbury.