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The beacons were back at council Monday night as the city ratified its decision to go ahead with the controversial waterfront art project. Council approved the $904,000 installation in an 8-4 decision. Coun.

Plans for a proposed housing development were put on hold by city council Monday night. The plan would see the third stage of the Dawson Heights Community plan completed, which would include 42 new houses west of Tuscany Drive.

Joline Beauregard says her 10 years at Camp Quality Northwestern Ontario changed her life. The 17-year-old from Sault Ste. Marie has battled cancer for nearly her lifetime; Doctors diagnosed her when she was two years old.

A week after forest fires forced them from their community, many evacuees from Sandy Lake First Nation say they just want to go back home. Forest fires in the region forced thousands of people from First Nation communities from their homes.

Ontario residents will have more days and new ways to cast their vote this fall. In addition to the 10 days of advance polling, voters will have an unprecedented 29 days to vote through special ballots.

About 1,600 Thunder Bay Hydro customers were left without power after a vehicle struck a utility pole Monday afternoon. The incident happened around 1:30 p.m. on Dawson Road just south of Paquette Road.

Police at an area First Nation community are investigating whether two injuries, one of which was fatal, are linked.

A 54-year-old man in a wheelchair who collided with a taxi cab Saturday evening has been flown to Winnipeg for medical treatment. Around 11:20 p.m.

Christine Eyolfson says Fort William Historical Park's Celtic Fair lets her reconnect to her Scottish roots.

A taxi cab collided with a wheelchair user on Memorial Avenue Saturday night. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say a 54-year-old-man was crossing the street around 11: 20 p.m. when he collided with a taxi.