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Adolf Hitler’s first defeat was due partly to local hands. As the Nazi’s grip tightened on Europe, Hitler wanted to reach further and invade Britain.

Global Sticks offered the world ice cream and corn dog sticks, tongue depressors and paint paddles.

While they’ll be arriving at local homes by sleigh later this year, toys were taken across town in style by motorcycles Saturday.

A Second World War veteran says the federal government should be ashamed of itself.

Education workers say they’re out to teach the minority Liberal-led government a lesson. More than a dozen teachers and support staff protested outside the offices of MPPs Bill Mauro (Lib.

Another 48 jobs have been cut from the public service industry in Northwestern Ontario.

Accommodating full-day kindergarten in Thunder Bay is an expensive task.

It isn't on next Monday’s agenda, but city council is expected to have a closed-door discussion on the future of the Municipal Golf Course.

A suspect facing second-degree murder charges as a result of a Thursday afternoon robbery and assault was wanted by police for several outstanding warrants.

The expansion of Highway 11/17 east of Thunder Bay has officially opened a year ahead of schedule.