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Conservative Leader Stephen Harper spent Tuesday morning in Thunder Bay, making appearances at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and the Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame.

A survey on city police shows most residents feel safe to walk the streets, but highlights that traffic, petty theft and vandalism are still people’s biggest problem.

Future vacancies on city council will now be decided through a by-election or appointment depending on when those vacancies occur.

City council has grounded the idea of a youth curfew after a report from the city’s crime prevention council Monday night.

Conservative Leader Stephen Harper stormed into Thunder Bay Monday night with a Northwestern Ontario takeover on his mind.

The Thunder Bay Red Cross has received another large donation for Japan's earthquake relief. On Friday, Gore Motors Honda teamed up with 91.

Oliver Paipoonge council must decide whether or not to include the municipality’s name in addresses as part of Canada Post’s elimination of rural routes. Currently, the municipality has addresses of Murillo, Kakabeka Falls, Rosslyn and Slate River.

The Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Thunder Bay is disappointed advance polling for the May 2 federal election has been scheduled throughout the Easter weekend, including on Good Friday.

Ontario’s Aboriginal advisor says the province may have to overlook some of its own regulations to keep displaced Aboriginal children in their own communities.

City residents will have to start paying attention to the time of day they wash their clothes or run the dishwater.