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Habitat for Humanity Thunder Bay is asking women to trade in their high heels for work boots. On Tuesday the organization launched its first Women Build project in the city, a Mary Street home that will be predominantly constructed by the fairer sex.

Thunder Bay Police Service didn't received a single reported incident of a hate-based crime in 2011, according the city's Crime Prevention Council.

City council awarded nearly $9 million local infrastructure projects at Monday night’s meeting. One of the contracts approved by council includes improvements at Delaney Arena and Fort William Stadium.

Thunder Bay needs to step up and take a stand, says Jacqueline Dyck. “The world has issues but we can make that change and we have the power,” said the Grade 9 Hammarskjold High School student.

Music Monday took an out-of-the-world twist this year.

Music Monday took an out-of-the-world twist this year.

City police hope to discourage illegal behaviour by cleaning up popular hangout spots in wooded areas.

Stow your trash properly, or be prepared to pay at $160 fine. That’s the message coming from Thunder Bay police, as free dump week arrived at the John Street Landfill.

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit is looking into an altercation involving the Thunder Bay detachment of the OPP, which left a suspect needing hospital treatment.

Police are looking for a man responsible for a Balsam Street convenience store robbery. The Thunder Bay Police Service and Crime Stoppers are looking for the public’s help to identify the suspect who robbed the Mac’s store around 3 a.m.