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Sophia Maltese’s artistic portrayal of nature’s majesty has made her a nationwide star. A Grade 7 student at Bishop E.Q.

Some Ogden area residents are concerned about the former Hells Angels clubhouse on Heron Street possibly being rezoned to house a community group, with some residents saying the area would be safer with biker gang tenants.

Without the Salvation Army, there would be a lot more homeless men walking the streets of Thunder Bay each night. Hundreds more of both sexes would go hungry.

An MP is considering a trip to South Africa on his own dime to attend climate change talks.

Students are taking a stand against bullying this week at local schools. As part of national anti-bullying week, students at St. Ann School wore pink shirts Thursday.

Marilyn Boyce says Matawa First Nations youth aren’t without hope, but a push in the right direction never hurts.

A 15-year old Sandy Lake boy is facing charges following the death of an 11-year-old girl a year ago in Sioux Lookout. The body of Chloe Mathews was discovered in Sioux Lookout, and it was later determination that she died from hypothermia.

According to reports, a Red Lake OPP officer has been suspended, pending an investigation, after it was alleged the officer took a person in custody several kilometres out of town before releasing them. The alleged incident took place on Oct.

The chief of Fort William First Nation says a group that went to Cleveland to visit with Cliff’s Natural Resources did everything it could to convince the company to put its smelter in Thunder Bay.

A Canadian politician and the spiritual leader of the Metis People died while fighting for the recognition of rights for his people 126 years ago. On Wednesday, a flag was raised at city hall to remember and pay tribute to Louis Riel.