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Mayor Keith Hobbs says changes to the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation are the start of a new era of economic prosperity in the North.

Hydro rates will rise next month for hydro customers in Ontario. Provincial hydro customers, including customers in Thunder Bay, will receive the notice of the increase on their November bill.

City police are still looking for the driver involved in a single-vehicle crash early Friday morning. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service are investigating the crash that took place just before 2:30 a.m.

The manager of a south side business is concerned a vandal who broke her window Wednesday night will come back to rob the store. Just after 11 p.m. somebody tossed a brick through the front window of Trixxx Apparel and Accessories on May Street.

A Fort Severn First Nation man has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of a 24-year-old woman. A Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service officer and community members responded to a report of a serious assault at a residence on Oct. 16.

Stan Beardy says Canada's historical treatment of First Nations people was genocide.

With the possibility of snow in the forecast for the city as early as next week, Shelter House officials are worried about having to turn people away.

The federal government's latest Speech from the Throne was disappointing, positive or insulting – depending on which local politician one asks.

An alleged hit-and-run driver is on the run from police after a school bus filled with children was struck on Thunder Bay’s north side Thursday morning.

Students at Hyde Park Public School celebrated the fall harvest with a feast Thursday.