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Police have identified the driver in a near-collision video that went viral last week.

The mayor and a councillor high-fived after dropping the city's proposed budget by $80,000. City budget deliberations continued Wednesday night when an $80,000 development services proposal to hire a consultant caught the eye of councillors.

A province-wide review of the operations of the Local Health Integration Networks came to the city Wednesday.

University students can spend hours developing real skills through extracurricular activities and now they'll have a record of that work.

A week after the city's mayor called a report on city spending by the local chamber of commerce irresponsible, the two are now working on mending fences.

Andy Wolff is the first candidate to declare his intentions to run for the Current River council position.

The Ronald B. Lester Memorial Youth Foundation is joining forces with the Thunder Bay Community Foundation.

A man wielding an axe held up the Mac’s Convenience store on Waterloo Street overnight. According to the company, the suspect entered the store (see video below) , produced the weapon and demanded money from the register.

City council defeated and referred several changes to the 2014 municipal budget Tuesday night. Here is how the meeting unfolded as tweeted by tbnewswatch.com council reporter Jamie Smith and Thunder Bay Television reporter Dennis Ward.

Proposed changes went down in defeat while others were referred as city council debated this year's budget for the first time Tuesday night. On the tax supported side Coun.