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THUNDER BAY -- The Lakehead Labour Centre is no more. On Monday the centre was demolished to make way for a new retail development.

The city of Thunder Bay is backing a Northern Ontario Municipal Association push to get the province to take on a larger share of the bill when it comes to expansion of natural gas.

Changes to Fort William First Nation’s election process could be coming in time for voters to head to the polls next year.

A two-ship race from the Sault Ste. Marie locks to become the first laker of the season to reach the Port of Thunder Bay came down to the final stretch. The Tecumseh arrived at Richardson’s Current River Terminal on Saturday at 5:10 p.m.

THUNDER BAY – City police responded to more than 169 criminal incidents during the week of Monday, March 21 through Sunday, March 27. Thunder Bay Police Service statistics are made available through crimereports.

DRYDEN, Ont. -- the vice-president of Treasury Metals is calling for consultations with Treaty 3 officials after the Grand Council officially opposed the planned Goliath Gold Project.

Officials with Greenstone Gold are updating the potential job numbers for their planned mine project near Geraldton.

THUNDER BAY -- A local edge-of-your seat thriller hits theatres in April for world premiere. The Pineville Heist has been an eight-year ardour for director, producer and Confederation College film professor Lee Chambers..

THUNDER BAY -- Latasha Schaller was trapped with anxiety. New challenges in her studies had left the Lakehead University English major feeling overwhelmed and alone.

THUNDER BAY -- Spending the most money does not always guarantee political success.