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The head of the Thunder Bay Police Association says not all union contracts are created alike.

Nearly 18 months after first being announced, the Minister of Northern Development and Mines has finally released details on the much-anticipated Northern Policy Institute.

Thunder Bay’s $3-million mobile harbour crane has passed its first major test.

ATIKOKAN – Two men have been slapped with drug charges following a police investigation into an alleged marijuana grow operation.

Officials with Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources says the fire hazard rating in this area will be between high and extreme for the long weekend.

The man accused of heading a criminal organization has to wait another month to learn whether he’ll be granted bail.

Although it’s not Niagara Falls, Eric Kostiuk will be setting his own record by across the Sleeping Giant gorge on his slack line. The 25-year-old from Burlington Ont.

THUNDER BAY – Although there could be competition soon, TbayTel says their only concern is providing customers with the best service they can.

THUNDER BAY – A low vacancy rate is forcing some students to take drastic measures in finding an affordable place to live in the city. Marie-Michelle Sullivan is one of those students. The Peterborough, Ont.

Cynthia Hayes estimates she’ll spend about $500 per child getting them ready to go back to school next week. She’s not alone, though she’s spending more than the average Canadian.