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The province has missed its chance to save millions of dollars, says a Union Gas manager. Union Gas is investing $26 million to upgrade a section of natural gas pipe near Dawson Road.

A staggering number of the city’s homeless population suffers from mental health issues, says the head of a local shelter.

Despite opposition from a neighbour, Luiz Sousa will be able to continue his cabinet-making business from his detached garage.

The city’s deputy police chief says a sexual assault victim list could climb as high as 100 people.

Students at Agnew H. Johnston Public School said good-bye to some special friends on Tuesday.

The Thunder Bay Police Services Board hopes to meet with city administration and discuss the future of the cab bylaw after receiving a 189 page report from the International Association of Transportation Regulators.

No Thunder Bay road managed to crack the Top 10 in the infamous worst roads list this year. The annual Ontario Worst Roads list is assembled by the Canadian Automobile Association via online voting.

A local developer is moving ahead to build a new apartment building on Melon Street. The majority of council approved an amended proposal at Monday night’s meeting to allow developer Mike Vecchio to move ahead with his building project.

At seven months pregnant, Liane Boyer McLean says she’s disappointed she had to wait hours to learn the active transportation corridor would be pushed back another week.

An iconic smoke stack on the city's south side is likely to come down after it was struck by lightning over the weekend. The stack at the Western Grain elevator was hit in the early morning hours on Sunday.