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Recent test results from the U.S. side of Lake Superior raised concerns about harmful chemicals.

Livio Di Matteo says with the economy expected to grow by seven per cent after inflation, Canadians will largely create a spending stimulus on their own.

City police are asking for the public's assistance as they investigate a collision that occurred in a grocery story parking lot last week.

The estate and survivors of Hermina Fletcher are seeking $3 million in damages.

Number of active cases rises for first time in weeks as Thunder Bay District Health Unit reports 11 new cases, five resolved.

Dr. Sarita Verma says NOSM has no plans to leave Thunder Bay or Sudbury

Thunder Bay's city council unanimously called on the provincial government to reconsider the closure of facilities including soccer fields, skate parks, and golf courses.

More than 35 per cent of the eligible population, 16 and older, have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccination.

April 19, 2021: Notification problems

City council passes resolution opposing provincial proposal to make NOSM independent, without speaking with the medical school itself.