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After a busy day, Highway 11 is opened and back to normal. The Ontario Provincial Police had to close portions of the route between Nipigon and Beardmore on two separate occassions Sunday morning following collisions involving tractor trailers.

Coun. Andrew Foulds knows that after last spring’s flooding the city has to get creative in finding ways of making sure it doesn’t happen again.

When Karen McGratten developed anorexia at the age of 20, she was shocked. "I never, ever thought I would get an eating disorder," she said.

Two armed robberies were among a plethora of calls keeping city police busy Friday night. The Thunder Bay Police Service responded to nearly 50 calls in an eight hour span, including a pair of armed robberies on the city’s north side.

The state of First Nations education is “disgraceful” and a “national scandal.

A lantern destroyed by a lightning strike on the Whalen Building last year has been restored.

After more than six years, the formal start of the inquest into the death of Bruce Moonias will have to wait another few days.

Police are looking for a man they say performed an “indecent act” in the bushes near Boulevard Lake.

Oliver Paipoonge is receiving $50,000 to protect its drinking water sources. MPP Bill Mauro (Lib.

You can’t snap your fingers and expect to make issues surrounding the Ring of Fire development process disappear, says Bob Rae.