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Thunder Bay doesn’t have a bedbug problem and the health unit wants to keep it that way. That’s why it held the Preventing and Reducing the Impact of Bed Bugs conference Tuesday at the Italian Cultural Centre.

Thunder Bay’s firefighters are playing Santa Claus all over again.

Police board chairman Joe Virdiramo says he wants a meeting with the attorney general to find a way to collect unpaid fines. The City of Thunder Bay is owed $25.9 million in unpaid fines for provincial offences spanning the last three decades.

Two men face charges in connection with last week's torching of a police cruiser in the Eabametoong First Nation.

Diabetes is the first non-infectious disease to be given a world day by the World Health Organization and for good reason, said a local health professional.

Leaders across the district want more consultation when it comes to the city’s plans for ambulance service.

Regardless of process, a company looking to setup shop in the ring of fire wants to hear concerns from the public before going ahead.

The 20-year-old man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter earlier this year offered an apology to the victim's family at his sentencing hearing Monday.

Two local child welfare agencies are once again banding together to make sure no child goes without a present under the tree this Christmas.

The trial of a Thunder Bay Police Service constable charged with 11 counts of breach of trust is now underway at the Ontario Court of Justice.