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The campaign raised about $80,000 in support of the George Jeffrey Children's Centre and Toys for Tots last year.

A weapons call involving a knife was involved without any injuries at Fort Frances High School on Thursday, police report.

The Musselwhite mine has marked 25 years of operations, announcing it hit a milestone of 5 million ounces of gold plucked from the largest gold mine operating in Canada.   

Enbridge Gas got approval from the OEB to increase its rates, while it's also asking customers in the Northwest to read their own meters.

The Thunder Bay Art Gallery will add 11 paintings by Fort William First Nation artist Christian Chapman to its collection thanks to an award from the Canada Council for the Arts.

The TSB is deploying a team of investigators after an aircraft collided with terrain near Kenora, Ontario.

The Shelter House's SOS van will no longer patrol Thunder Bay's streets offering support to the homeless, with the organization citing a lack of sustainable funding.

Hydro One's future large-scale transmission line projects will follow a model announced last year for the Waasigan line in Northwestern Ontario.

117 people have now died since the onset of the pandemic.

The collision self-reporting centre operated by the Thunder Bay Police Service will be closed Thursday and reopen Monday.