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Dr. Janet DeMille, medical officer of health at the Thunder Bay District Health Unit, says she's not worried about an outbreak resulting from the annual Halloween tradition, but urged participants to take COVID-19 precautions just in case.

A section of the city's mutli-use trail is closed to restore a culvert.

Councillors weigh benefits of urban infill against residents' concerns as it approves zoning amendments for two North End neighbourhoods.

Oct. 20, 2020: Unanimous support

Payments on three sets of loans are now scheduled to start next April.

Periods of rain or snow ending in the morning then mainly cloudy. Wind becoming west 20 km/h near noon. High 6 °C.

OPP have laid two impaired driving charges Saturday morning.

Second evacuation in just over a year caused by unknown sheen observed on First Nation's water system

Mayor Bill Mauro, who sits on the Thunder Bay Police Services Board, highlighted during Tuesday’s meeting the police service’s need for increased funding when it comes to guns and gang issues in the community.

Leaks have been found in several commercial buildings and residential properties and Fort William First Nation officials want to ensure they are included in any solutions offered by the city