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The Vermilion Bay restaurant made famous by its blueberry BBQ sauce was destroyed by fire overnight.

TBT Newshour for Oct. 31, 2016: Today's top story - the city enters mediated talks with CUPE, which represents some 700 of its workers that are no in a position to strike.

The Thunderwolves face off against the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks Friday and Saturday. We have two pairs of tickets to giveaway.

Bearskin Airlines announced Monday a strategic partnership with Winnipeg based Perimeter Aviation to re-introduce service between Thunder Bay and several First Nations communities north of Sioux Lookout. 

This week in crime saw nearly 30 reports of assault, and six sexual assaults.

There will be more delays this week as construction continues on the Neebing River Bridge.

Provincial police say a 15-year-old boy was hit by a train around 8:00 p.m. Monday evening.

City workers can walk off the job next Monday should they reject the latest contract offer.

City staff is confident it can work within a projected $313,000 year-end deficit it delivered to council at the end of the third quarter on Monday night.

Even as city council urged the provincial government to replace the Thunder Bay Jail, a case began to form that would implicate the federal government as partially responsible for its construction.