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A chemical plant in Dryden is still causing concerns for many First Nation residents as mercury is still leaking into the River.

The City of Thunder Bay has approved additional funding to continue the Residential Drainage Rebate Program in 2017.

Thunder Bay Police say there was no danger to the public following a man barricading himself in a north side home Saturday morning.

Matt Murray joined Rock94's morning show to talk Hockey and his involvement with TBDHS

Brad Thrower completes the Thunder Bay comeback, netting the third-period winner on Friday night.

Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry A Minnesota man has been fined and ordered to pay forest fire suppression costs under the Forest Fires Prevention Act.

Thunder Bay Airport Authority president Ed Schmidtke expects travel to increase over the weekend to kick off March Break.

Next week is the last chance to visit the Chippewa Park Wildlife Exhibit.

After a recall ordered by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit, Kakabeka Crystal officials say they hope to be back in business sometime next week.

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