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Parents, students rallying to save Hammarskjold High School from chopping block

Parents, students rallying to save Hammarskjold High School from chopping block

THUNDER BAY -- After collecting more than 1,000 signatures in 11 days, a group of parents determined to keep Hammarskjold High School off the Lakehead District School Board’s closure list is planning to host an open house for parents and studen
Police say snowy weather catches at least 16 drivers by surprise

Police say snowy weather catches at least 16 drivers by surprise

The following is a release issued by the Thunder Bay Police Service.
City honours local arts and heritage talent

City honours local arts and heritage talent

The achievements and contributions of local artists, cultural professionals, organizations and businesses were celebrated at the City of Thunder Bay’s annual Arts & Heritage Awards, presented by the Walleye, on Thursday evening at the Finni
Happy April Fool's Day

Happy April Fool's Day

Following was our April fool's day story published April 1, 2016. PORT ARTHUR, Ont. – The City of Thunder Bay is no more. In fact, it appears the city never actually technically existed to begin with.

City council get a look at salaries, expenses Monday night

THUNDER BAY -- The salaries and expenses for city council have been released for a second time. The 2015 numbers were first delivered two weeks ago, but have now been updated after some errors were discovered.
Frustrated First Nations want commitment on broadband connection

Frustrated First Nations want commitment on broadband connection

THUNDER BAY -- Five First Nations are frustrated that they still don't have broadband internet access six years after a program to connect the communities was announced.

Pair arrested east of Kenora after OPP pursuit

KENORA, Ont. - Two people have been taken into custody following a pursuit of a vehicle stolen in Saskatchewan.
Lakehead's bridge-building team lands at nationals for 15th time in 16 years

Lakehead's bridge-building team lands at nationals for 15th time in 16 years

THUNDER BAY -- Chris Legg could show you what the bridge he helped build looks like, but then he’d have to kill you. Well, that might be a little extreme.
TBSO executive director stepping aside

TBSO executive director stepping aside

THUNDER BAY - The executive director of the symphony orchestra is stepping down.
Fort William First Nation receives $99 million settlement from federal government

Fort William First Nation receives $99 million settlement from federal government

Fort William First Nation has received a settlement offer of nearly $99 million from the federal government for the expropriation of their lands more 100 years ago.
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