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Former Global Sticks employees say they were told they will be paid back most of the money owed to them. Global Sticks filed for bankruptcy on July 26, laying off 80 workers in the process.

Free movies coming to Prince Arthur’s Landing Tired of bringing a piece of sod to the theatre so you can watch a movie while sitting on grass? The City of Thunder Bay wants to help you avoid the dirty hands and questionable looks from ushers by

City council has asked the province to keep Thunder Bay out of the Canada – European Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement.

A vegetable-filled oasis along the banks of the Neebing River has brought a south-side neighbourhood together.

City council has given the federal government some direction in projects they would like to see funded. Council voted to give five recommendations for the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund at last night's regular scheduled meeting.

City councillors want the Ministry of Energy to ensure that a power plant’s conversion is completed on time.

Most residents would be willing to forfeit their freedom and rights if it meant safer streets, a councillor said.

The OPP are warning the public about a possible scam that is targeting people in this area.

A controlled bow hunt of deer in Thunder Bay is just weeks away and city officials want to ensure the public is fully in the know about the rules and regulations.

A man was taken to the hospital after an ATV incident at a camp on Marks Lake on Friday. OPP say a 35-year-old Thunder Bay man was driving the vehicle when it rolled while he was making a turn around 5:40 p.m. on Aug. 10.