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The province will be releasing new COVID-19 modeling numbers next week and if cases continue to surge more drastic lockdown measures could be instituted.

The extended lockdown in the north by at least two weeks will have an impact on the business community but Mayor Bill Mauro and Chamber of Commerce president Charla Robinson say it is necessary

Residents escape unharmed after fire destroys Poplar Crescent home on Thursday.

Active case numbers have fallen to 49, the second lowest figure since mid-November.

Wandering residents and regular PPE failures by staff were contributing factors in the outbreak, which has led to the deaths of 20 residents at the Thunder Bay facility.

Jan. 7, 2021: Lockdown continues

Pre-budget deliberations can be given by videoconference, telephone, through the City Hall lobby kiosk, or letters sent to the city clerk.

Thank you Blair for today's picture. 🌡A mix of sun and cloud. Fog patches dissipating in the morning. High zero °C. Wind chill minus 18 °C in the morning.

Unifor narrowly lost a decertification vote.

Local teacher's union leader says he supports the province's decision to send students back to class, despite the region remaining in lockdown status.