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Internet streaming services and movie channels have made watching films easier than ever. That doesn’t mean the charm of the theatre experience has vanished.

Kristin Costa knows that young adults can find it difficult to make time for charity work.

Some mobile phone users across the region noticed a disruption for much of Saturday afternoon.

There needs to be more financial protection for Canadians’ pocketbooks, says the federal NDP’s critic for Consumer Affairs, Small Business and Tourism.

In its haste to respond to a possible robbery call, a city police car wound up in a crash. A Thunder Bay Police Service marked cruiser collided a sedan at about 9:30 p.m. on Friday.

Two people are dead after a serious motor vehicle collision on the Thunder Bay Expressway.

With a membership that’s aging, the Finlandia Association is looking to fill seats on its board. At its last annual general meeting a couple of weeks ago, only 17 people showed up.

The opening of the city’s new courthouse is set for next month.

When a pilot dumps a small plane in the water, there’s about 15 seconds to react and get out to safety. Though rare, it can happen, and more frequently than one might think.

A Thunder Bay man facing a series of sex-based charges allegedly involving a minor has a preliminary hearing set for next month. Donald Neil Miller, 57, is charged with three counts of sexual interference of a child under 14 years.