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Shelter poll

Shelter poll

THUNDER BAY -- A Shelter House election poll planned for Oct. 27 is all about encouraging the city’s homeless and most marginalized citizens a chance to cast a ballot.
Keeping it public

Keeping it public

THUNDER BAY -- Ontario’s NDP leader says her party will fight to keep public assets out of private hands.
Water advisory issued

Water advisory issued

THUNDER BAY -- Patients and staff at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre are being told not to drink hospital water until further notice.
Meet the Candidates: Tamara Johnson

Meet the Candidates: Tamara Johnson

Tamara Johnson is taking one last crack at politics.
Meet the Candidates: Andrew Brigham

Meet the Candidates: Andrew Brigham

Andrew Brigham believes there needs to be more transparency at city hall.

Arts Council hands out $300K to Northwest culture groups

THUNDER BAY -- The province, through the Ontario Arts Council, has delivered more than $300,000 in grants to various culture groups in this city and region.

Housing starts continue to lag behind 2013 pace

THUNDER BAY -- Housing starts in this area continue to lag behind statistics from 2013. The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation on Wednesday released new data showing 21 single and 18 multi unit starts in this city for the month of September.
School in mourning

School in mourning

THUNDER BAY -- The Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School community mourned the loss of one of their own Tuesday.
Cheesy investment

Cheesy investment

THUNDER BAY – Walter Schep wants to take the family business to the next level.
Meet the Candidates: Michael Komar

Meet the Candidates: Michael Komar

Michael Komar says Thunder Bay can do a lot better.
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