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The inflation rate for this area dropped in April. New data from Statistics Canada shows that inflation held at zero in APril, a drop from 0.6 per cent the month before.

With the goal of university in mind, Mitchell Loon is going to be extra cautious with what he posts on social media sites in the future.

Dave Noonan is a big believer in bicycles. Though he owns a bright yellow Ford pick-up, more often than not you’ll find the Brantford, Ont.

The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and queer community has found acceptance in most aspects of Thunder Bay society.

When high school students start fainting, the message is getting through.

Ashley Theriault felt a weight lift off of her shoulders when she was awarded a Justice Ronald B. Lester Memorial Youth Foundation bursary. “It’s going to help me mostly with tuition and books.

Ontario’s arbitration process is broken, says this city’s mayor. The city is again negotiating a contract with Thunder Bay Fire Fighters Association through arbitration.

The threat of a provincial election could mean more delays for Cliffs Natural Resources’ plans to develop the Ring of Fire.

Sky high took on new meaning for participants in the United Way Billboard Rescue.

Attawapiskat First Nation evacuees who fled flooding conditions earlier this week are returning home Thursday. The first flight carrying 47 people left around 9 a.m. from the Thunder Bay International Airport.