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Faulty parts have resulted in the temporary layoff of more than 100 workers at the local Bombardier plant.

A 28-year-old man is in critical condition in hospital after a single vehicle collision Sunday in O’Connor Township.

Minister of Natural Resources Michael Gravelle says he plans to continue his role despite being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.

The dinner menu at Shelter House read like it was from the finest restaurant in town Sunday.

THUNDER BAY - tbnewswatch.com will be streaming the city's Phase 2 feasibility study public information session for the proposed event centre live. The City of Thunder Bay has scheduled the open house for Wednesday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m.

Area residents near Tarbutt Park say they often see dogs off-leash in the park where an 11-year-old boy was allegedly attacked by a dog on the weekend.

THUNDER BAY -- Nishnawbe Aski Nation honoured two former chiefs for their contributions in helping shape the organization and improving the lives of First Nations.

Laureen Spilchuk has a tough time swallowing the idea of giving her customers a shot that combines alcohol with an energy drink.

A policy analyst says the federal government needs to wake up and renew a national dream. Greg Gormick is the project director for National Dream Renewed.

The holiday season is officially here. Santa Claus, surrounded by dozens of floats, made his way down Memorial Avenue as the main attraction in the Rotary Club’s annual Christmas Parade Saturday morning.