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Environment Canada says a lengthy period of freezing rain resulting in ice accumulation is expected.

Agreement with Fire Marque Inc. is estimated to generate $100,000 annually for the city in fire department costs recovered through insurance companies.

Council gives go ahead on next step of 49-lot subdivision off West Arthur Street east of Mapleward Road despite concerns about expanding city's footprint.

Ottawa vows to fight the decision, which the U.S. made claiming Canada unfairly subsidizes lumber exporters, including Resolute Forest Products.

Thunder Bay reports $417,000 positive first quarter variance as city police force comes in under budget.

Snow and collisions forced the closure of Highway 17 west of Vermilion Bay and past Kenora on Monday afternoon.

The City of Thunder Bay has postponed consideration of a new trucking by-law until summer.

A Thunder Bay soup kitchen is appealing for donations of non-perishable food.

Volunteers help keep the city going and without them many organizations might not exist.

Dolly Gibb, formerly of Thunder Bay, will celebrate another birthday as Canada's oldest citizen.