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This seems to be the winter that will never end. Environment Canada placed Thunder Bay in a winter storm watch as of 11:30 a.m. Sunday morning, forecasting a fresh batch of precipitation to arrive in the city on Monday.

After being laid off from a local forestry company, Todd Patterson decided to go back to college four years ago.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Chris Oldham followed that logic with a Canadian slant by joining hundreds of other brave souls plunging into frigid Lake Superior waters on Saturday.

Paul Pugh is disappointed that a plan for a youth centre in his ward fell through.

The Toronto Transit Commission has ordered another 60 Rocket cars from the Thunder Bay Bombardier plant.

Winter not cold enough for you? In that case there is one local event that hopes to give you a true taste of winter. Now in its fifth year, the Thunder Bay Polar Bear Plunge is set for Saturday afternoon.

A 27-year-old man is now charged with impaired driving causing death following a weekend highway crash that killed two people.

The city’s 100K club skyrocketed in 2013. Ontario’s Ministry of Finance on Friday released its annual public salary disclosure for 2013.

Sarah Shruiff didn't know her great-grandfather fought in the First World War until she discovered his Vimy Ridge pilgrimage passport.

City police Const. Steven Oster has been committed to trial for assault following a recent preliminary hearing.