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Workers shouldn’t afraid to report their injuries, says Steve Mantis.

The Ontario government is looking to change the way citizens view government. On Monday, the Open Government Engagement Team will host a public session at the Valhalla Inn in Thunder Bay to talk to people about how to make government more accessible.

Judy Wrigley wishes she could be a fly on the wall Christmas morning when a child opens a present she made.

Comments from the federal government downplaying the importance of the Ring of Fire are disappointing, says Ontario’s mines minister.

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre staff showed off their favourite team colour on Friday, all in the name of promoting an active lifestyle.

While the city has been without a MADD chapter for more than a year, the organization's services are still needed.

Canadians were heavy spenders on Black Friday of 2012. According to figures supplied by the Canada Border Services Agency, 651 travellers paid $45,971 in duties and taxes between Nov. 22 and Nov.

City police have reopened James and North Edward Streets after a collision early Friday morning sent five people to hospital. The incident happened around 2 a.m. and involved two vehicles and a rollover.

A Thunder Bay man who was the subject of a Canada-wide warrant this past summer has been sentenced to four years behind bars. Arthur Joseph Lyons, 62, was arrested on Aug. 12 in connection with an incident involving an eight-year-old girl.

The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations is standing firm beside the Chiefs of Ontario when it comes to education.