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A significant increase to the budget for Prince Arthur's Landing will be debated by Thunder Bay’s city council Monday night. The $8.6-million shortfall was announced last week by the mayor and city manager.

Amid an eruption of emotion, a judge dismissed the charge Thomas Charlton faced following a 2008 crash that killed a 14-year-old-boy. Charlton appeared in Thunder Bay Superior Court Monday morning for Justice Helen Pierce’s verdict.

Sharon Johnson says the annual Valentines Day Memorial March has helped her to grieve the loss of her sister Sandra who went missing 19 years ago. Sandra went missing on Feb. 13, 1992.

Police say a woman called for assistance when she found two males asleep in her home and another severely beaten in the basement on Saturday. Thunder Bay Police Service officers received the call just before midnight.

Police charged two men in connection to an assault of a 40-year-old-man found in a May Street apartment. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to a call about an injured man found in a hallway at the Royal Edward Arms on May Street at 8:41 p.

If all goes well at city council, Thunder Pride would be the first inaugural weeklong event to celebrate the city’s gay and lesbian community, says the community relations chair.

The government’s out of sight out of mind mentality only further damages its relationship with First Nation communities and halts any changes from happening, says the NDP Aboriginal affairs critic.

Police say they haven't ruled out the possibility of foul play but remain hopeful to find a 15-year-old-teenager who went missing last week.

It may take a couple of weeks and cost $50 but residents say it means so much more to get their DNA tested and learn more about their family ancestry.

The region won’t be experiencing an economic boom unless its energy concerns are addressed a recent report says.