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There is no question that the creation of jobs is the most important issue in this provincial election campaign for Michael Gravelle.

Scot Kyle has thrown his hat into another political race.

Anthony LeBlanc comes from the world of profit and loss. If someone at RIM, where LeBlanc worked as the vice-president of global sales, wasn’t performing to the company’s standard, they were fired.

The city has a new best block. The award, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, was given to the 740 block of Confederation Drive Tuesday evening.

Provincial candidates were looking to pass the test on education issues Tuesday evening.

The memory of her friend who died of cancer pushed Courtney Beerthuizen to ride as fast as she could for five minutes in support of Camp Quality.

A mural dedicated to the memory of Canadian soldiers who died in Afghanistan will make a one-day stop in Thunder Bay next week.

Having more than a thousand bottles of mouthwash stolen each year shows just how bad Thunder Bay’s alcohol problem is, says the city’s chief of police. Thunder Bay Police Service Chief J.P.

Sometimes four heads are better than one.

Thunder Bay’s airport continues to set new records for passenger traffic. The Thunder Bay International Airport serviced more than 67,000 passengers during the month of August.