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Pink power was in full force at Superior Collegiate and Vocational Institute Wednesday.

Sabrina Ree's job depends on her having access to the Internet. As a breastfeeding peer mentor for the University of Toronto, Ree uses the web for teleconferences and other communication between Toronto and her Murillo home.

Government demands to move overstocked grain backlog out of Western Canada has not led to a huge spike at the Thunder Bay Port Authority.

More than 600 Grade 3 students are learning this week about where the food they eat comes from. The 22nd annual Project Pizza features cows, farmers and various work stations that will give students a first-hand look into the local agriculture scene.

Warmer weather is the final ingredient for the perfect pothole recipe. And that recent spike in temperatures has put the city in a seemingly neverending battle with the crater-like road obstacles that are now popping up.

Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives have a new candidate representing the Thunder Bay - Superior North riding. Derek Parks was acclaimed during a nomination meeting Tuesday.

A 12-year-old boy has been charged with arson after a fire tore through an Onion Lake Road home last week.

The owner of a generating station on the Current River dam has filed a lawsuit against the city. Documents obtained by tbnewswatch.

The city’s supervisor of policy and planning says changes to the official plan will impact development in the community.

A 54-year-old male pedestrian was sent to hospital after being struck by a pickup truck Tuesday morning. The man was crossing Mary Street at Syndicate Avenue around 8:30 a.m. and was hit by a pickup truck.