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The city has two residential water fill stations that help provide rural Thunder Bay residents with potable water. 

The lockdown at Nipigon-Red Rock District High School and George O’Neill Public School has been lifted and OPP have one individual in custody.

Twenty-two First Nations have multiple opportunities to provide input on the Northern Road Link Project in the next round of open houses.

A couple reportedly tossed a sheet over a bird and took it away in their vehicle.

An alliance that includes We the Nuclear Free North's Nuclear Free Thunder Bay, Northwatch and Environment North, have taken to the road touring the region.

The Thunder Bay blue-liner signed a one-year, two-way contract with the team over the weekend.

Dr. Shirley Cheechoo’s most recent recognition comes from Canada Council of the Arts

Thunder Bay's next city council could be structured with only four wards rather than seven, and with two fewer members of council.

The city is spending $42 million this year on crucial infrastructure work.

Drop-off bins have been set up for anyone wanting to contribute their returnable empties outside her home at 1041 Sunset Drive.