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It appears city hall is destined to remain Thunder Bay’s south-side transit hub. But the public will be give two last chances to voice their opinion on the decision at a pair of open houses on Nov. 3 and Nov.

THUNDER BAY – Most city schools fell below the Ontario average of students achieving the provincial standard in last year’s Grade 9 math testing.

The Toronto Transit Commission’s board members have unanimously voted to begin legal action against Bombardier over continued streetcar delays.

THUNDER BAY -- A committee of city staff will meet next week to review two proposals, one for electronic and telephone voting and another for vote tabulators. City clerk John Hannam said the request for proposal deadline was Friday.

THUNDER BAY – Thursday will mark the two-year anniversary of a blaze that damaged the James Street Swing Bridge, resulting in the span’s ongoing closure to vehicular traffic.

THUNDER BAY -- The City of Thunder Bay's leaf and yard waste pick-up begins on Tuesday. Residents are required to use Kraft paper bags this year. But some residents are having a hard time finding those kind of bags in local stores.

The president of the Thunder Bay Real Estate Board is urging the city not to jump aboard the land-transfer tax train. Carol Ann Wesselius said enacting the tax would add $2,074.

OLIVER PAIPOONGE, Ont. -- Oliver Paipoonge doesn't want to be a city. Mayor Lucy Kloosterhuis thinks the municipality has found a balance between keeping the area rural and the province's push to curb urban sprawl in Ontario.

Thunder Bay Police Service Media Release Halloween Safety Halloween is here again and of course this means there will be a number of excited ghosts, goblins and of course zombies taking over the streets of Thunder Bay on Saturday night.