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Every September for the past 14 years, more than a hundred city residents gather to take part in the Safe Walk. The event is hosted by the Ka-na-chi-hih solvent abuse treatment centre on Dease Street.

Video showing the alleged attempted robbery of the Tokyo House has been posted online. The video, which has no audio, was posted by the Youtube user liehui zhou.

A city police officer and her family is suing the Thunder Bay Police Service and the police services board for $29 million. A statement of claim was filed Tuesday on behalf of Const.

According to last year’s standardized elementary school tests, the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board is on the right track.

The president of Lakehead University is getting some help in bringing the big picture for the school into focus. The President's Advisory Council on Economic Development was announced Wednesday.

More money is needed for developmental services, say members of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union.

The city has sold some surplus land its had for more than 20 years. City council on Monday approved the $750,000 sale to Erickson Heights Ltd for 3.5 acres of land at 1040 Huron Avenue.

The OPP has recovered the body of a missing hunter near Ears Falls. Tyler Mills, 22, disappeared last Wednesday after falling out of a boat while duck hunting on the English River.

A new four-part documentary aims to teach Thunder Bay what it’s like to be a First Nations person in the community.

A special job fair was held Wednesday to connect skilled people with disabilities with job opportunities in the region. The Independent Living Resource Centre hosted their second annual Tapping Into Potential Job Fair.