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The city’s active transportation route for the Bay Street area is like putting a bullet in an unloaded gun. That’s how Robert Brown described the plan Monday night at city hall during council’s regular scheduled meeting.

The Thunder Bay man accused of being the leader of a criminal organization will be freed on bail Monday afternoon.

Human rights training is coming to Thunder Bay in the fall. Starting Sept.

Police have suspended the underwater search for a local man suspected of drowning in the MacKenzie River. The OPP’s underwater search and recovery unit began its search for Larry Larivee, 26, of Thunder Bay on Friday.

Keith Hobbs said water wars may be on their way. The Thunder Bay mayor, newly elected chairman of the Great Lakes and St.

There will be ice cream on the waterfront this summer. Although a spot at the Pond Pavilion at Prince Arthur’s Landing is vacant, a popular stop for ice cream last year, city officials say people looking for cool treats have some options.

A new holistic program offers another option for Aboriginal people struggling with addiction. White Cedar Health Care Centre opened its door for the first time earlier this month.

The police now have more eyes and ears on the street. More than two dozen people became the first graduates of the Thunder Bay Police Service’s Zone Watch program over the weekend.

Most students just want to relax when the summer comes. After a stressful school year, they’ll go on a trip or maybe take a summer job until the grind starts all over again.

A 30-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road. Police received numerous 911 calls Sunday morning about a vehicle driving the wrong way on the Thunder Bay Expressway.