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The provincial government is investing $50 million for companies to retool production to manufacture medical equipment such as ventilators as it prepares for a possible surge in COVID-19 cases.

Thunder Bay Police say a teen from Toronto and a Thunder Bay woman were taken into custody and charged with a variety of offences, including using a firearm while attempting during a break-in at a local apartment

A backlog of grain and increasing demand will result in a strong month for the Port of Thunder Bay

Man was trapped by open water after walking out on Thunder Bay Harbour ice.

City tourism manager Paul Pepe says his staff is busy working on strategies to help the recovery begin as soon as it's safe to do so.

COVID-19 isn't keeping Piper Avenue residents from staying connected.

City police are warning the public about an opioid circulating the city.

“I just want everyone to remain positive and focus on what we need to do to get to the next step in our lives because everyone is in this, it's not just one person, it’s everyone.”

March 31, 2020: Nipigon resident

Union the third of four teachers bargaining units to come to a contract agreements; only OSSTF remains.