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The sudden death of a moose at the Chippewa wildlife exhibit is now under investigation. On Tuesday city officials confirmed that the seven-year-old bull moose at the Chippewa zoo had died unexpectedly overnight Monday.

MP Bruce Hyer wants Canada to reverse its marijuana laws.

A Thunder Bay meat processing company has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the processing of high-risk meat products.

The Thunder Bay Drug Enforcement Unit has seized nearly 3,330 Oxycodone pills worth an estimated $659,000.

After nearly 20 years at County Fair Plaza, the Thunder Bay Public Library is on the move. Head of Adult Services Barb Philp on Monday confirmed the city-owned organization is in the final negotiation stages to house the neighbourhood branch.

The boil-water advisory for Terrace Bay has been lifted. The community was placed under the advisory after an unexpected shutdown at the town’s water treatment plant Sunday following a thunderstorm.

Vandals may have taken away Donna Mendowegan's chance to say goodbye to a member of her community.

If everything goes according to plan, there could be more than a million barrels of oil flowing through the region by 2018.

Construction in the city is on pace to break a record set just last year. City council was given an update Monday night on construction activity in Thunder Bay.

Michael Gravelle doesn't expect an election anytime soon. The longtime Liberal MPP for Thunder Bay-Superior North said his upcoming nomination meeting is just a chance to renew his commitment to the party and his constituents.