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Police are looking for the driver of a sedan involved in a crash that left one person injured Monday evening. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say the crash took place at about 6:45 p.m. at the corner of May Street and Victoria Avenue.

The city wants the public to have a say in the cinematic masterpieces they show at this summer’s Movie Nights in the Park. OK, so neither Citizen Cane, Gone With the Wind nor 12 Years a Slave made the final cut.

The region's Chamber of Commerce is keeping its eyes on nuclear waste disposal.

The city’s police budget is expected to take a small dip into the red after the first quarter. The Thunder Bay Police Service revealed its estimated first quarter variance at the regular scheduled police service board meeting Tuesday morning.

City police are investigating a pair of overnight break and enters. Thunder Bay Police Service officials say the first reported break-in took place just after midnight Tuesday around the 1800 block of East Walsh Street.

City council unanimously supported the local CBC station Monday night. The public broadcaster announced deep cuts last week, including the loss of two staff and the afternoon show Voyage North in Thunder Bay. Current River Coun.

Ken Boshcoff thinks the city could have done more to convince the family of Terry Fox to house a collection of artifacts from his journey in Thunder Bay.

Legislation protecting vulnerable and minimum-wage workers need to be passed before an election is called, says Poverty Free Thunder Bay.

Misti Harding always wondered why Aboriginal people are more prone to getting diabetes.

The Winnipeg Jets are gauging support for an American Hockey League team in Thunder Bay through a voluntary online survey. The NHL team is asking a number of questions related to the possible relocation of the St.