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The city will freeze in more ways than one after a harsh winter.

The city won't be going ahead with a youth centre as it planned. Council had committed in principle to an $8.

The city is taking on more debt but it’s in good shape to do so administration says. City council approved $18. 2 million in new long-term debt Monday night, bringing the city’s debt total to around $184 million.

The mayor's angry and the multicultural association is disgusted after an article naming Thunder Bay one of the worst cities in Canada for immigrants makes its rounds on social media.

With their contract up May 31, Bombardier employees are ready to meet with company officials at the bargaining table.

The sexual assault of his common-law wife became the genesis of a violent assault-turned homicide, Kesley Jacob told a courtroom Monday.

Ontario's NDP is calling on the Liberal government to include more Canadian content requirements on provincially-funded transit projects.

Police have identified the two people killed in a weekend crash. Officials with the OPP say Daniel Brooks, 28, and Michelle Parker, 28, both of Thunder Bay, died following a collision on Highway 61 Saturday.

If everything goes according to plan, Greenstone could be home to a pair of producing gold mines in less than four years. Premier Gold Mines Ltd.

City council is being tasked with making a key decision on the city’s debt management strategy.