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City facilities will screen out those who have left region in previous 14 days, as COVID-19 cases rise

Nathaniel Joshua Matthews, 22, is one of five people facing charges connected to a Limbrick Street drug investigation where police were called after receiving complaints of a drug-related home takeover on Nov. 15.

As a result of the positive case more restrictions are expected in the community though businesses are not expected to close

Goods & Co. market will offer local food, clothing, and other goods at former Eaton's site beginning in summer of 2021

Thunder Bay Professional Firefighters launch annual campaign to purchase gifts for children who might otherwise go without.

Colton Herneshuhta, 21, appeared in court on Thursday, Nov. 26, and pleaded guilty to 13 counts relating to fraud and forgery from earlier this year.

A 24-year-old man involved in a vehicle theft investigation appeared in bail court on Friday and was remanded into custody.

A local artist is striving for local and universal inclusivity.

Because of COVID-19, organizers say it's just not safe to take in donations of non-perishable goods like they've done for decades and are asking the public to instead donate money to help provide food hampers to families in need over the holidays.

The move follows cases continuing to rise in the region, which now has 23 active cases.