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When it comes to funding a neighbourhood pool, a local group wants the city to dive right in. A report to city council Monday shows that the city's three outdoor pools need some major upgrades in the coming years in order to stay afloat.

Idle No More is about the quality of people involved not quantity a small group that gathered in Thunder Bay Monday say.

Betty Kennedy thinks it is disgraceful that an international body has to bring forward Aboriginal concerns to the federal government.

A local DNA lab is trying to provide closure to the families of the Lac-Mégantic tragedy.

Marie Hartwick says too often youngsters have ideas, but don’t know where to turn to implement them.

Not every student arrives at school each morning on an equal footing. Some come from affluent backgrounds, while others grow up in poverty.

The city's professional orchestra is receiving a $200,000 boost . MPP Bill Mauro (Lib., Thunder Bay-Atikokan) announced the contribution of $276,000 in funding from the Ontario Arts Council for arts initiatives in this region Monday.

Gull Bay First Nation students’ long commute to class doesn’t seem to be ending anytime soon.

The cargo coming into the local port continues to lag behind totals recorded last year.

A local outreach program has found that when one door, or rather one building, closes another one opens.