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Broadband Internet was declared a basic telecommunications service on Wednesday and the leaders of Matawa First Nations are "shovel ready" to bring it to their communities for the first time.

Minister of Status of Women says it's important to work closely with ministry staff, hence a decision to spend $700,000 more on office space than another less expensive option across the street.

Thunder Bay Airport trying to make holiday travel a little less stressful with helpful online tools.

The annual toy drive raised nearly $154,000, which will be used to help bring Christmas to children across city.

A transport truck driver was taken to the hospital by ambulance after his vehicle veered off of Highway 61 and into the trees along the roadside.

Construction work delays and a visit from the prime minister were the highlights in April

The rough estimate of the flooding damage at the CLE is $100,000.

OPP seek the public's assistance in locating a 49-year-old man who was last seen Dec. 18.

Thunder Bay Police Service had a slightly busy week responding to more than 142 criminal incidents including 27 thefts.

The Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board has broken its silence and contradicted the teachers union's version of the results of last week's failed effort to reach a new collective agreement.