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THUNDER BAY – People living in Northwestern Ontario are more likely to die sooner than in other parts of the province while having more difficulty accessing health care.

THUNDER BAY – The coroner’s inquest examining the deaths of seven students attending school from remote First Nations is taking a nearly two-week break. The inquest, which has sat through seven days of proceedings since beginning on Oct.

When Don Rusnak came home to support his father through cancer in 2008, the economic health of his childhood Westfort neighbourhood was gone.

October 15, 2015 – Feral (or community) cats are homeless, not hopeless. On Oct. 17, from 12 until 4 pm, a celebration will take place at Animal Services in honour of National Feral Cat Day and from now until Oct.

OPP Media Release (KENORA, ON) Members of the Kenora Detachment the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have charged a Winnipeg man following the discovery of a submerged vehicle at a public boat launch.

Thunder Bay anti-racism officials are preparing to celebrate their work in breaking down barriers at the 10th annual Diversity Breakfast.

THUNDER BAY – First Nations chiefs are stressing the importance in making their voices heard on Oct. 19.

THUNDER BAY -- Thunder Bay's Bombardier plant was forced to evacuate its employees Wednesday afternoon, after a fire broke out inside the facility. The call came in at around 3 p.m..

John Rafferty says he has a lot of work left to do on Parliament Hill. The Thunder Bay-Rainy River NDP MP since 2007, Rafferty said one of the reasons he's running again is to make sure there's a consistent voice for his riding in Ottawa.

Thunder Bay Police Service Media Release The stolen police firearm has been recovered. A third party turned the weapon along with one magazine into a local attorney this afternoon. Police were then notified.