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Madison Dyck said creating change felt important, like a privilege and a duty.

The inductees in this year’s Women’s History Month Exhibit include the city’s first woman dental hygienist, Fort William’s first alderwoman, a historian, and dedicated community advocate

After hearing a deputation from Friends of Chippewa Park board Secretary Ian Angus, Council votes to save the Chippewa Park Carousel enclosure project.

Former Dryden Ice Dogs coach will take over the reins of the club, after the team parted ways with first-year bench boss Dwight Lee.

Thunder Bay’s ten-part Human Rights-Based Community Action Plan passed unanimously, but not without debate.

OPP also seized numerous firearms at a local residence

A woman was remanded into custody after a man was injured on the weekend

Protesters also held up hundreds of purple balloons, symbolizing the lives saved in the city through the consumption and treatment services.

Paramedics continue to earn less than firefighters and police, but the head of the service says the deal places them 'on the forefront' across the province.