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Police are looking for three suspects after a man was assaulted on the city’s South side Sunday morning. A 33-year-old man told police he was walking on Arthur Street when he was attacked by three men.

The town of Sioux Lookout has moved one step closer to banning plastic bags. During the most recent council meeting, a second reading of the controversial bill was passed.

Thunder Bay's Eye on the Street program is being credited for its protection to people and property in the City. Eye on the Street was first launched in November 2005 and this past Monday, city councillors received a review of the 2009 statistics.

A two month long billboard campaign aimed at solving a 44-year-old double murder cold case, is coming to an end. The Ontario Provincial Police launched the campaign on May 31 with three billboards and five bus signs posted around the City.

Thousands of artifacts estimated to be 9,000 years old have been found in what has been called one of the most significant archeological finds in Northern Ontario in an area behind the McKenzie Inn on Highway 11/17.

The name of a potential new federal conservative nominee for Thunder Bay – Rainy River might sound familiar to most residents living in Northwest Ontario.

It was a bittersweet day for Fred Gilbert Friday as he said goodbye to Lakehead University and looked toward an unknown future.

Construction on the May Street Bridge is now days away from completion, which would be more than a month ahead of the planned deadline.

Another passenger of a vehicle involved in a crash near Kenora has died. The single-vehicle crash took place on July 22 on Highway 17A. Police officers with the Kenora detachment of the OPP responded to the crash shortly after 8 a.m. that morning.

Thunder Bay's agricultural research station showed off its latest crop Thursday. The station on Little Norway Road held its annual open house for farmers to see how special fertilizers are helping new types of crops take root in this area.