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The federal government is spending $5.9 million to provide training to Aboriginal students looking to cash in on the lucrative potential in Ontario’s North.

City police are concerned about methamphetamine hitting the streets of Thunder Bay.

The shelves are nearly empty at the Regional Food Distribution Association, prompting organizers to issue a desperate plea for help to the Thunder Bay public.

A shiny new Great Lakes vessel, which is named after this city, is making its maiden voyage. The Thunder Bay is the latest Trillium Class vessel in the Canada Steamship Lines fleet.

Sheila Galloway and her daughter Rikki have been waiting for the Canadian Lakehead Exhibition's Family Fair to arrive all summer.

A local organization searched the world over for a new leader and found one in its own back yard. The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission announced Wednesday that Doug Murray will take over as CEO starting next week.

It’s a good thing Mayor Keith Hobbs is a good sport.

Police arrested two men after searching two Thunder Bay homes Tuesday.

Ontario's Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure is looking for northern solutions to northern infrastructure needs. "You don't want a made in Queen's Park solution," said Glen Murray.

Soaked to the bone and stalked by a bear Trevor Miller knew he had to make a run for it.