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(FORT FRANCES, ON) – Between early May and late June, expect to see Statistics Canada employees surveying your neighbourhood.

THUNDER BAY – A group of injured workers plans to rally on Thursday afternoon in front of MPP Michael Gravelle’s Algoma Street office.

THUNDER BAY -- A structural fire heavily damaged the main floor of a North Syndicate Avenue home, but firefighters were able to knock it down before it full consumed the structure.

THUNDER BAY -- Surveillance technology is about to capture activity in the city's downtown cores in full colour and high definition.

THUNDER BAY -- City Council has committed to embarking on a pedestrian crossover pilot project in 2016 but shifting provincial regulations are making specifics unclear.

THUNDER BAY -- City police are still awaiting results of an autopsy on the body of a woman found Saturday in a wooded area off Brant Street.

Kashechewan First Nation members who were scheduled to evacuate their remote community due to flood risk will not be heading to Greenstone, following a heated conference call Monday morning with government officials.

THUNDER BAY – The chief of Fort William First Nation says the raising of his community’s flag outside city hall is a significant symbol of the commitment to work together.

One public school student was sent to the hospital following a school bus crash in Gillies Monday morning. The single-vehicle crash took place on Highway 595 near Parker Road.

That Tinder hookup might leave a more lasting impression than you anticipated.