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Leadership Thunder Bay has evolved over the last decade with the city.

The Municipal Golf Course committee is recommending rolling back fees to what they were six years ago in an effort to save the struggling city-owned course.

Police have made what they believe is the largest seizure of uncut cocaine in the city’s history. An estimated $1 million worth of cocaine and Oxycodone pills were seized following the search of a Thunder Bay home Tuesday evening.

Protesters say First Nations are facing an onslaught of legislative attacks by the federal government.

An environmental risk study on the northern part of the Thunder Bay harbour is being reviewed. The main concern is an outfall by the old Cascades Mill.

A man armed with a knife robbed the Robin’s Donut South May Street location early Thursday morning. Police say the suspect entered the store with a scarf wrapped around his face and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.

The NDP’s finance critic says the federal budget ignores the North. Peggy Nash was in Thunder Bay on Wednesday, seeking input on the Conservative’s financial plan for the country, looking to bring regional issues back to Ottawa.

A routine speeding stop by Marathon OPP has led to a major drug seizure.

Unionized employees of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario have overwhelmingly voted in favour of a strike should contract talks with the retail giant break down.

When it comes to buying a home a hundred dollars usually doesn’t go a long way. But that money could be all that’s needed to buy a $416,000 home in Sherwood Estates thanks to the 27th annual Rotary House Lottery.