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The driver of a passenger vehicle died after a collision with a transport truck on Monday.

The City of Thunder Bay’s citizen satisfaction survey will be conducted fully online, a move leaders say will allow more regular feedback and provide decision-makers with “real-time” data.

TBT News for Aug. 8, 2023: Mayor pitches hiring freeze

Thunder Bay will take to the road for four games to wind down the 2023 Northwoods League season.

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.

Madison Willan had two hits and drive in four runs to lead Canada to a 9-1 win to start the Pool A qualifying event on a winning note.

A large section of Highway 527 is closed in both directions after a collision Tuesday morning.

The class-action lawsuit against Ralph Rowe, Scouts Canada, and the Anglican Synod of the Diocese of Keewatin was seeking $110 million for sexual abuse committed by Rowe in First Nations between 1975 and 1985.

Mayor Ken Boshcoff says council must be ready to make tougher decisions to keep next year's tax increase down.