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THUNDER BAY – Ontario’s Minister of Education is adamant the current round of labour negotiations with teachers will be less contentious than the last. During a visit to St.

About a year ago, Paul Capon paid a visit to the Porphyry Point lighthouse, an isolated and abandoned reminder of the area’s shipping-heavy past. What he saw was depressing.

THUNDER BAY -- City police have confirmed the identity of the victim in a fatal weekend stabbing outside of a movie theatre.

Andrew Foulds says he's been lucky in life, and he owes it to the community to make sure more people have the same opportunities.

City council needs representation that's more in touch with the concerns of citizens. That's according to Andy Wolff , running for his second time as a candidate in the Current River Ward.

The city needs to be more business friendly. Local business owner and Current River Ward candidate Claudio Monteleone says every day he hears of businesses failing, or not even starting, because of the red tape and road blocks at city hall.

Dick Waddington suffered a stroke, a heart attack and was hit by a car since last being on city council eight years ago.

THUNDER BAY -- City police responded to more than 130 incidents during the week of Sept. 29 to Oct. 5. Thunder Bay Police Service statistics are made available through crimereports.

THUNDER BAY -- Bruce Hyer is unsure increasing Canada’s military role in Iraq is the right answer.

THUNDER BAY -- The Monster X Tour had planned on holding three monster truck shows during their first trip to the city, unsure of what the community response would be.