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Tony and Teresa Scarcello had every intention of being generous with a recent clothing donation. But they wound up giving way more than they planned. Like hundreds of others in Thunder Bay, the Northwood family was hit by the May 28 flood.

John Pateman says Thunder Bay is ahead of the curve when it comes to its libraries.

Researchers at Lakehead University are heading south. More than a dozen faculty members left Thunder Bay on Tuesday on a road trip to Duluth.

OPP Sgt. Darryl Storey has admitted his driving caused the death of an 18-year-old Thunder Bay woman.

Municipal Golf Course may have found its saviour. Current River Coun.

City council on Monday reversed last week’s decision and recommendation to install $76,500 worth of safety netting to protect visitors and workers from falling glass.

A truck rollover has reduced Highway 17 near Schreiber to one direction. Injuries have been reported in the crash, which occurred Monday event west of the Steel River Bridge.

The Salvation Army of Thunder Bay is facing a dire crisis, says Major Mervyn Halvorsen.

The MasoniCh.I.P. program has documented almost 50,000 individuals in Ontario. The local Mason chapter is hoping the 50,000th person documented is in Thunder Bay this weekend at the next local Ch.I.P.

The province’s special investigations unit is looking for anyone who may have witnessed the crash that killed a 42-year-old female prisoner Sunday.