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Police took a 27-year-old-man and 22-year-old woman into custody at gunpoint after one of the suspects allegedly pointed a plastic toy weapon at an officer. Thunder Bay Police Service officers responded to a call around 5 p.m.

Not talking about suicide isn’t working. It’s the reason Scott Chisholm started The Collateral Damage Project in 2009.

Low mortgage rates and strong employment has helped keep the city’s housing development moving forward, according to the latest Canada Mortgage and Housing report. The Canada Mortgage and Housing reported 28 new homes in September.

The city’s Disaster Relief office has found a new home. The office will officially move to its new location on Wednesday to the former EMS building at the corner of Donald Street and Simpson Street.

J. B. Evans has provided fashionable clothing for Thunder Bay for a century. The clothing store located in Westfort first opened on Oct. 10, 1912.

Health care professionals from all over the world are in town this week for a major medical conference.

The price tag for the city’s Safe Homes program may grow as more residents seek help in replacing damaged furnaces. The flooding disaster in May caused millions of dollars worth of damage leaving many without a working furnace.

Brooklynn White thinks every family should have a fire plan for their home.

Police have released the names of the four victims killed in a fatal motor vehicle collision along Highway 672.

The demand for relief in Thunder Bay has been exhausting since the May 28 flooding disaster.