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A group headed by former NHL coach and broadcaster Gary Green has been chosen as the city’s preferred potential partner in the proposed new $106.1-million event centre.

When it comes to quitting smoking, some people need an incentive to help overcome the addiction. That's where the Drive to Quit contest comes into play, said tobacco treatment specialist Jim Morris, also known as the Quit Coach.

Former Thunder Bay mayor Ken Boshcoff says current Mayor Keith Hobbs is way off base with statements made to launch his re-election campaign. Boshcoff, who has yet to publicly decide his plans for the Oct.

The city have may have found its operator for the proposed events centre.

A proposed four-plex is cause for concern to some neighbours on the city's north side.

Working with patients who are in their final stages of life isn’t easy. It can be difficult acknowledging to both patients and family members that someone is approaching the end and then trying to inform them of procedures. But Dr.

The James Street Swing Bridge fire ignited a racial outburst on social media last year, but now a newly formed panel is looking for ways to repair the damage.

A tentative deal between the city and its transit workers would pay those workers a similar wage to drivers in comparable Ontario cities.

Shipping has been a backbone of the Thunder Bay economy for the better part of a century.

Provincial police officers in Atikokan are investigating a case of theft and arson. The OPP investigation follows the report of a pickup truck being stolen from a home on Highway 11, near Atikokan, sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning.