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THUNDER BAY – Highway 11/17 is down to a single lane following a pair of separate crashes involving transport trucks Wednesday morning.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation Media Release THUNDER BAY -- Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler and Deputy Grand Chief Derek Fox will join with Wapekeka First Nation to celebrate the opening of a temporary facility to replace the community&r

THUNDER BAY -- There's not much left for the city to cut unless it want to start looking at service the city manager says.

THUNDER BAY – Two former University of Ottawa hockey players charged with sexual assault are scheduled to go to trial later this year.

THUNDER BAY -- A two-vehcile collision on Highway 61 at the Chippewa Road turnoff has sent one person to hospital. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to a call around 1 p.m.

After 24 seasons, Magnus Theatre’s artistic director is preparing to exit stage right.

THUNDER BAY -- Ontario's only Indigenous Member of Parliament has been tapped for the Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Standing Committee. Thunder Bay-Rainy River MP Don Rusnak was appointed to the 10-member committee on Tuesday.

THUNDER BAY -- Users fees are on the rise across the board in the city's proposed budget. From burial plots to swimming lessons to golf memberships, the city is projected to grab an extra $1.

Thunder Bay’s Coleman Hell has received a Juno nod. The pop star originally from Thunder Bay and now residing in Toronto has been nominated for Breakthrough Artist of the Year.

DRYDEN -- Dryden's Chief Administrative Officer has quit after only six weeks on the job. CAO Peggy Van Meirlo-West submitted her resignation to Dryden City Council on Jan. 31. "We respect Mrs.