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Thunder Bay's downtown North core will be filled with hundreds of people Saturday night for the 11th annual Hunger.

Thunder Bay DSSAB is spending five times more fighting pests than it did in 2011 but less than half its buidings' occupants are content with the results.

City Hall PSA: Curbside collection of organic leaf and yard waste will take place from Nov. 1-10 on regular recycling days.

Conditions at the Thunder Bay District Jail are on the Ontario Ombudsman and provincial government radar, but staff remain skeptical any real change will happen.

Thunder Bay DSSAB has approved a $1.1 million plan for 12 more apartment units on the corner of Algoma Street and Cornwall Avenue, which will double the size of its planned apartment complex.

Several municipalities in Northwestern Ontario are being considered for a nuclear waste storage facility.

City workers can legally walk off the job on Tuesday. Other services that could be affected include Fort William Gardens and all city rinks, the Canada Games Complex and indoor pools.

The annual poppy campaign will begin Friday with three of the Royal Canadian Legion Branches handing out poppies throughout the city.

The flu season is here, so it's time to seriously consider getting your annual flu shot.

A mining company located in Red Lake received a $55,000 fine after a worker had an 800-pound tire fall on him.