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After more than a decade of waiting, Charles Morris has accomplished his mission to find Wequedong Lodge a permanent home. “This is a dream we’ve had for a long time,” Morris, the executive director of the lodge, said Thursday.

Moms, dads and even grandparents who live on the city's north side don't have to drive across town to give their babies a Day Out.

Officials with the city’s two main school boards say they are taking seriously allegations that teens were electronically sending naked photos of an underage Thunder Bay girl this week.

OPP have named the three victims of Tuesday’s fatal plane crash near Pickle Lake.

THUNDER BAY -- Firefighters and members of the coast guard were involved in a rescue of two people from a sailboat Wednesday night.

A Thunder Bay man is lucky to be alive after an explosion ripped through his St. Clair Avenue home early Thursday morning.

The City of Thunder Bay and Fort William First Nation have a good relationship.

Stephanie Emrick is looking for a job. Trained in theatre, she can do everything from dancing to set design. But if she can’t find anything in her field, Emrick said she’s willing to learn a new skill.

Dowland Contracting Inc. has signed a deal it hopes will provide some relief to the housing crisis in many remote First Nation communities. PTH Canada and PTH China formally signed an agreement with Dowland Contracting Ltd.

The city manager says he’s disappointed with council’s decision to forgo some cost-saving recommendations. Tim Commisso had outlined the conservatory and golf as places to cut costs as the city wrestles with an infrastructure gap.