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THUNDER BAY -- Tax increases over the next three years could be lower than projected but it's up to city council's direction. Last Monday city council sent a recommendation back administration that levy increases would average about 4.

THUNDER BAY -- Councillors agree that Shelter House needs the city's support but some weren't happy the city's own policies are being overlooked. The city says it'll spend more than $1.

The provincial police are continuing to investigate what they now consider to be the homicide of a 15-year-old girl in Manitouwadge 25 years after her death. OPP Const.

THUNDER BAY – Saving the relationship between the Toronto Transit Commission and Bombardier is crucial to preserving local jobs, says the union president representing workers at the city’s plant.

Students at a Thunder Bay elementary school have a lot of be proud of. The kids at Woodcrest Public School surpassed their goal and raised more than 3,000 items of canned food.

SIJHL MEDIA UPDATE Release Date: Monday, Oct. 26, 2015 THUNDER BAY, Ont.

THUNDER BAY – Provincial changes allowing small farms to produce more chickens is leading to interest in developing a local poultry processing plant.

THUNDER BAY – Thunder Bay drivers have struck four pedestrians in the last three days, prompting police to caution motorists over the issue. A pedestrian suffered minor injuries on Monday morning after being struck by a car on John Street.

MNR Media Release Five men have pleaded guilty and been fined a total of $15,000 for their illegal deer hunt. David Coutts, Dale Schoales and Harry Eklund, all of Sault Ste.

(EAR FALLS, ON) – On October 21, 2015 at approximately 5:01 PM, Red Lake Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers received information regarding an impaired driver on Highway 804 within the Municipality of Ear Falls.