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A squirrel caught in a trap near Boulevard Lake has led to a warning to pet owners to be on the lookout for similar devices. Thunder Bay police say a grey squirrel lost its leg and had to be put down by the city’s animal control department.

THUNDER BAY – Jessica Williams is excited to go to work every Monday. Since September, Williams has been working for the Thunder Bay Police Service at the Balmoral Street station.

Stephen Boon calls Resolute Forest Product’s decision to permanently close its Fort Frances pulp and paper mill a “final major blow” to the community.

THUNDER BAY -- Drivers on Highway 61 can expect one more evening of delays. Ontario’s The Ministry of Transportation is conducting inspections on the bridge over the Kaministiquia River.

THUNDER BAY -- City police have set up a special tip line as they continue an investigation into the Monday discovery of an infant’s body.

THUNDER BAY -- Being a young parent is tough enough as it is. Being second-guessed everywhere you turn makes it that much tougher.

A teen testified Monday he was pushed twice by a city police officer at a youth hockey tournament in January 2013. Thunder Bay Police Service Const.

THUNDER BAY – Music class is one of Madison Newman’s favourite parts of school.

Tbaytel’s contribution to city tax coffers is expected to remain at $17 million.

If the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce, Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association and the Northern Policy Institute have their way, Ontario’s three political party leaders will host a regional debate on May 26 in Thunder Bay.