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Picket signs remain up in front of the Canadian Hearing Society office in Thunder Bay.

THUNDER BAY -- Former crown wards who claim they were abused while in foster care have received the green light to proceed with a class action lawsuit against the Province of Ontario.

Police have charged 21-year-old Mishkeegogamang First Nation man with arson following two fires at a truck yard.

The Tenants Association at Andras Court will be holding a meeting to discuss ongoing issues of violence and crime at housing complex.

City council voted to borrow $5 million to invest in moving the Thunder Bay Art Gallery to a waterfront location in Tugboat Basin.

The reduction of curbside garbage collection from three items to two will take effect on July 1, along with a bag tag system city administration is developing.

Food cart vendor Tony Marino wants to see an end to the city's ban on selling bottled water at municipally-led events.

City council has approved the single-source purchase of a Python 5000 Pothole Patcher. It is expected to arrive in October.

The Thunder Bay District Humane Society remains at overcapacity following 17 additional dogs rescued over the weekend from Longlac.

Two men are facing impaired driving charges following separate impaired driving incidents.