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Police seized another assault rifle from a remote First Nations community Monday, but fear there are still more automatic weapons in homes across the North.

The call of this wild and wondrous exhibit on display at Thunder Bay Art Gallery speaks to viewers as soon as they enter the third and largest space.

There will only be one more season for a local golf course. On Monday, city council voted 7-4 against a recommendation to reduce fees at Municipal Golf Course in order to see if the drop would bring more golfers back.

A trip to the hospital is stressful for just about anyone. Throw in cultural differences and language barriers and it can be downright frightening.

The man who stole an airplane from Confederation College and flew into the United States four years ago is a free man. Adam Leon, 35, was given an absolute discharge Monday afternoon at the Ontario Court of Justice.

People are taking one last shot at saving a local golf course. City council will vote on whether to lower green fees at Municipal Golf Course, which would potentially bring enough golfers out to the course to break even and save it from closure.

Unionized employees with Dilico Anishinabek Family Care have voted overwhelmingly in favour of giving their union a strike mandate. workers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike.

Thunder Bay’s disaster relief fund could be getting more from the province than originally thought.

A Resolute newsprint shutdown caught the union representing those employees off guard. More than 100 workers are affected by the two-week shutdown at the newsprint mill.

Police have charged a man with impaired driving after he allegedly threw snow shovels at a homeowner’s front door.