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City police have seized an estimated $50,000 worth of crack cocaine and fentanyl powder.

A life in exchange for a broken rib or two is probably a fair trade. That’s the message Superior North EMS deputy chief Wayne Gates is offering prior to a free CPR course, which will run this weekend for the public.

Air quality concerns have led to the temporary closure one of the city’s only indoor soccer venues.

The city’s fire department is urging residents to speak to children about the potential dangers of walking on ice.

The environmental assessment for a controversial wind farm remains in limbo, and the province’s environment ministry has no timeline as to when a decision will be made.

The federal government’s proposed legislation to reform First Nations education fails the people, argues Ontario’s First Nation leaders.

Despite an announcement on the future of the Thunder Bay Generating Station last week, the regional energy task force is asking for more power.

A proposed $10-million youth-centre project has plenty of support on council, but some residents insist their north-side neighbourhood is the wrong location.

With the temperature dropping and demand for shelter rising local agencies are launching a pilot project to bring more people in from the cold.

The city’s hospital is in a state of gridlock. The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre has been operating at an over-capacity level with alternate levels of care patients for the past three weeks.