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Kale Greer believes 15 seconds meant the difference between saving his sister's life and the four-year-old drowning.

Conditions at the region’s hospital were front and centre at Queen’s Park Tursday.

The spring bear hunt debate is waking from its hibernation and heading straight for Queen’s Park. MPP Bill Mauro (Lib.

The Thunder Bay Field Naturalists Club is celebrating a huge donation to its local nature reserves. About 200 acres of land in the William Bog has been left to the Club by the family of the late William and Olga Dawd.

City police have arrested a Thunder Bay man involved in a police pursuit Wednesday. Thunder Bay Police Service officers located the 27-year-old male suspect Wednesday evening.

One day the unique menu served up at local high schools might not be so special. That's exactly what organizers of the Farm to Caf initiative are hoping for.

The Thunder Bay Police have deemed a suspicious death on the city’s south side Tuesday morning to be non-criminal.

Luke Sagutch has always wanted to educate people on the residential school system and the impact it has had on First Nations people in Canada.

Green and white were on display on the steps of city hall Wednesday morning. Hundreds packed McGillivray Square with painted faces, flags in hand and raised voices as they celebrated Franco-Ontarian Day. Since 2010 every Sept.

The Biindigaate Indigenous Film Festival is celebrating its fifth anniversary with its best lineup. "This is one of the best slew of films we're able to present," said festival director Lenny Carpenter.