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THUNDER BAY – If a bear wanders through an Atikokan backyard, the news isn’t likely to spread beyond that neighbourhood.

A tongue-in-cheek Facebook posting by the Thunder Bay Police Service is focusing on stop sign issues at an intersection in River Terrace Posted Monday evening, the Police Service’s Facebook post speaks to the issue of a four-way stop that seems

THUNDER BAY – Getting caught using a cellphone while driving is about to get a lot more expensive.

THUNDER BAY -- It's not clear what will be eligible under a new $31.5 billion provincial fund but Michael Gravelle said it's focus will likely be tackling the infrastructure deficit.

THUNDER BAY – The city is not the best but also far from the worst place to live in Canada, according to a business magazine’s annual rankings.

THUNDER BAY -- Collin Graham never thought he'd say the day, let alone an entire week, that Thunder Bay had a pride event.

THUNDER BAY -- Andrew Foulds says he's upset that work won't be going ahead at Boulevard Lake this year. The city announced Tuesday that its awaiting Ministry of Environment approvals before its dam rehabilitation project can begin.

Energy Task Force News Release The Common Voice Northwest Energy Task Force reacted positively today to the announcement by the Ontario Government that they would provide the Minister of Energy “with the ability to identify priority transmissio

Local band Don’t You(,) Mean People? has kicked off an album presale and crowdfunding campaign.

THUNDER BAY -- Some councillors think there's a better way to monitor city streets. In what is almost an annual event, councillors raised concerns about the city's $157,000 Eye on the Street program.