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Shelly Lynn St. Arnaud isn’t sure if her son will ever recover from the vicious assault he was the alleged victim of last Friday evening.

(FORT FRANCES, ON) – Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to notify the citizens of Northwestern Ontario that from May 1- 7, 2016 is Emergency Preparedness (EP) Week.

THUNDER BAY – The province is investing $2.5 million to retrofit social housing in this region. The announcement, part of an $82 million Green Investment Fund, will see the retrofitting of social housing buildings with more than 150 units.

City Discontinues Landfill Free Week this May April 26, 2016 – The City of Thunder Bay will discontinue the annual Free Week at the Solid Waste & Recycling Facility in May as part of a recommended action item in the Solid Waste Management S

(KENORA, ON) On Sunday April 24, 2016 at 7:30 a.m, The Kenora OPP was advised of a single motor vehicle collision on Highway 658. Police located the vehicle and three passengers still at the scene.

Thunder Bay Human Resources Professionals are Excited to Host Employment & Labour Law Conference, May 5th & 6th Thunder Bay, April 26, 2016: The Human Resources Professionals Association – Northwestern Ontario Chapter (HRPANO) and the H

THUNDER BAY -- The projected deficit in the police department is putting pressure on the city’s budget again this year but savings are proving difficult to find.

THUNDER BAY -- City Council has agreed with its administration’s recommendation to reduce the scope of Balmoral Street construction this summer, due to a 67 per cent increase to its projected cost.

Two north shore hospitals are now operating as one.

THUNDER BAY – A potential speeding ticket was upgraded for one Ottawa man after a local police officer discovered 300 grams of pot in his vehicle.