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Some Ogden area residents are concerned about the former Hells Angels clubhouse on Heron Street possibly being rezoned to house a community group, with some residents saying the area would be safer with biker gang tenants.

Without the Salvation Army, there would be a lot more homeless men walking the streets of Thunder Bay each night. Hundreds more of both sexes would go hungry.

An MP is considering a trip to South Africa on his own dime to attend climate change talks.

Students are taking a stand against bullying this week at local schools. As part of national anti-bullying week, students at St. Ann School wore pink shirts Thursday.

Marilyn Boyce says Matawa First Nations youth aren’t without hope, but a push in the right direction never hurts.

A 15-year old Sandy Lake boy is facing charges following the death of an 11-year-old girl a year ago in Sioux Lookout. The body of Chloe Mathews was discovered in Sioux Lookout, and it was later determination that she died from hypothermia.

According to reports, a Red Lake OPP officer has been suspended, pending an investigation, after it was alleged the officer took a person in custody several kilometres out of town before releasing them. The alleged incident took place on Oct.

The chief of Fort William First Nation says a group that went to Cleveland to visit with Cliff’s Natural Resources did everything it could to convince the company to put its smelter in Thunder Bay.

A Canadian politician and the spiritual leader of the Metis People died while fighting for the recognition of rights for his people 126 years ago. On Wednesday, a flag was raised at city hall to remember and pay tribute to Louis Riel.

KI demands province resolves latest exploration dispute The Chief of the Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuweg First Nation has fired off an angry letter to the Minister of Northern Development and Mines, demanding action to resolve the latest dispute involvi