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THUNDER BAY – City police responded to more than 189 incidents during the week of Monday, Nov. 2, 2015 through Sunday, Nov.8, 2015.

THUNDER BAY -- Regional leaders have completed a two-day analysis of programs and policies the province intends to unveil for Northern Ontario.

THUNDER BAY -- Are you cheap or are you frugal? That's the theme of this years Credit Education week, which the Thunder Bay Counselling Centre kicked off at Lakehead University Tuesday.

THUNDER BAY -- A group wants the city to rethink its plan to add a new chemical to the water supply.

THUNDER BAY – Even if you can’t make it to a ceremony, it’s important to mark Remembrance Day.

ATIKOKAN – Atikokan town council has decided now is not the time to debate daylight saving time.

City of Thunder Bay media release follows: November 10, 2015 – In honour of veterans, Thunder Bay Transit is will be providing free transit service to all veterans and military personnel in uniform and the family members accompanying them on Re

THUNDER BAY -- The exploits of a Thunder Bay-born Canadian Armed Forces colonel are featured in an Afghanistan War documentary series airing on The History Channel this week.

THUNDER BAY -- Corrections officers could be on strike by the end of the month. OPSEU Local 737 president Mike Lundy, who represents officers at the Thunder Bay District Jail, said negotiations with the province last weekend didn't end well.

THUNDER BAY -- When the gales of November come early, ships on Lake Superior are more prepared today than they were 40 years ago the local harbour master says.