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The city faces many of the same children’s mental health funding shortfalls as the rest of Ontario, says the NDP’s provincial child and youth services critic.

An incomplete Gladue report has delayed the sentencing hearing for a man accused of murder. Jeffrey Charles Tomagatick, 30, appeared at the Thunder Bay Courthouse, on its first day of operations, Monday for a criminal plea and sentencing hearing.

The OPP are seeking public assistance in a pair of cases involving theft. Police are investigating a silver 2001 Mazda van that was reportedly stolen Saturday evening after being parked on Rudolph Road in Shebandowan.

For business owners like Scott Malko, trade exhibitions are vital to their enterprises.

The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce is recognizing standout organizations across the city.

Officials with the Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre are urging the proposed youth centre project to move forward, despite it falling apart late last month.

The drive-thru lane of a fast food restaurant isn't the best place to sleep one off.

The city of Dryden still harbours resentment towards the Municipal Property and Assessment Corporation.

Without cancer research, Melanie Mathieson believes she would not be alive today.

Thanks to a decommissioned ambulance, the region’s medical school is able to put some of their equipment on wheels.