Local News

THUNDER BAY -- After more than a year, leaders in the region say the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation is listening.

THUNDER BAY -- For the second time in six months, Craig Napper arrived at his south-side restaurant to find the windows smashed.

THUNDER BAY -- Prices are slowly going down at Target with liquidation beginning Thursday. Dozens of people were waiting for the Intercity Shopping Centre location to open.

THUNDER BAY -- City council wasted no time proposing more than $2.6 million be cut from this year's budget Wednesday night.

THUNDER BAY -- The city has seen the effect of zero per cent tax increases in the past, and it isn’t a road the current council is prepared to travel.

THUNDER BAY -- Knowing is half the battle. In cancer’s case, it could save a life. This week Cancer Care Ontario launched a new online tool, My CancerIQ.

The city’s decision to evict Sandy Beach camp owners and demolish 26 camps and homes will cost taxpayers at least $3.8 million over the next 13 years.

THUNDER BAY -- City police are looking into a possible abduction attempt on the city’s southside. Thunder Bay Police Service officials say a lone adult woman was on Frederica Street near Crawford Avenue just after 11 p.m.

THUNDER BAY -- Tempers flared, a bird was allegedly flipped and apologies were made at a sometimes heated pre-budget consultation meeting Tuesday night at city hall.

THUNDER BAY -- Speculation of a former provincial party leader restarting his political career might make Northwestern Ontario home to one of the tightest three-way federal election races in the country.