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THUNDER BAY -- Chris Legg could show you what the bridge he helped build looks like, but then he’d have to kill you. Well, that might be a little extreme.

THUNDER BAY - The executive director of the symphony orchestra is stepping down.

Fort William First Nation has received a settlement offer of nearly $99 million from the federal government for the expropriation of their lands more 100 years ago.

Voting is now open for the City of Thunder Bay’s Movie Nights on the Waterfront 2016 Late Night Screenings! Visit livevote.ca and tell us what movies you want to see this spring. Voting is open until April 15.

THUNDER BAY -- McDonald’s Canada plans to hire 80 people in Thunder Bay next Wednesday.

THUNDER BAY -- Jerome Harvey says the Red Cross and his own Medical Equipment Modernization Opportunity have a lot in common.

March 31, 2016 – The arrival of spring and warmer temperatures uncover large amounts of litter on city streets and parks, and the Thunder Bay Drug Strategy is reminding residents to take care if they find a discarded needle.

THUNDER BAY - A post-mortem has been completed on the 28-year-old woman who died after being found in medical distress in the city's Intercity area on Tuesday.

THUNDER BAY -- A food-borne illness that affected at least four people has been traced back to a sushi bar at the Real Canadian Superstore in Thunder Bay.

Without millions of dollars in donations each year, many students would be hard-pressed to pay for their post-secondary education. It would also limit their options of schools to attend. Count Ruth-Anne Orloci-Goodison among the latter crowd.