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THUNDER BAY -- Elizabeth Witmer admits there have been a lot of negatives when it comes to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. The provincial compensation organization is facing $14.

THUNDER BAY -- The city's fire department hopes council approves its plan to build a new fire station along West Frederica Street.

THUNDER BAY -- City police are looking for public assistance regarding a crash in which a yellow Jeep struck a pole twice before fleeing. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service say the incident took place at 8 p.m.

THUNDER BAY -- Roads and storm water management remained top of mind for councillors looking to set the city’s infrastructure priorities.

THUNDER BAY -- Woodworkers looking to make art with a piece of the city’s history will soon get their chance.

THUNDER BAY -- Provincial public sector employees feel the government is walking all over them.

THUNDER BAY -- Eiji Tsubouchi always thought it would be fun to work at the George Jeffrey Children’s Centre.He thought that way before he started his job there, and his opinion hasn't shifted even after 11 years as CEO of the organization.

THUNDER BAY -- With just more than four weeks left in the 2012 United Way campaign, organizers are anticipating a $95,000 shortfall.

THUNDER BAY -- With just one week of classes remaining until exam time, one of the buildings at Lakehead University has been taken out of service.

THUNDER BAY -- A woman who was struck by a vehicle on Algoma Street Monday afternoon has been charged for not crossing at a crosswalk. Around 4 p.m. on Nov.