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Curfew put in place March 10 in face of rising COVID-19 cases now lifted, but Chief Peter Collins urges continued caution.

Students and families are facing many challenges with at-home learning and the Lakehead Public School Board is recognizing those who continue to put in a strong work ethic and achieve academic accomplishments

Active case count increases to 62 over the weekend, with most new infections in Dryden, Kenora areas.

The Hair Shopp will soon open in the space formerly occupied by Regis Salons at the Intercity Shopping Centre.

Veteran forward embraces trade to Canadiens, after leaving a Buffalo Sabres team currently riding a 17-game losing streak.

Active cases continue to decline as Thunder Bay District Health Unit reports 21 cases, 38 resolved.

Students' projects will be judged virtually between April 12 and April 16.

TBT News for March 27, 2021: One year since first local case

Thunder Bay goaltender makes six stops after entering the game in relief in the fourth overtime of the NCAA Midwest Regional Championship, helping the University of Minnesota-Duluth advance to a fourth straight Frozen Four appearance.

Speakers at a virtual rally Saturday said members of the First Nation, which has suffered impacts of mercury poisoning over decades, must receive financial compensation.