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The Dragons of Hope always honoured those who lost their battle against breast cancer in their own way but this year they welcomed the whole community to join in.

Prince Arthur’s Landing is a vision come to life for former Thunder Bay mayor Lynn Peterson.

Businesses in the basement of the old Eaton's building are cleaning up after a broken water main caused extensive flooding. Three-to-four inches of water covered the entire 50,000 square-foot basement of the building.

The forest fire risk for this region remains at high, and officials with the Ministry of Natural Resources expect it to stay that way throughout the weekend.

Ontario’s Minister of Natural Resources says he’s thrilled the province’s Superior Court approved the sale of the Terrace Bay mill.

Shuniah fire crews were busy fighting a blaze at the Mount Baldy Ski Hill Thursday evening. Firefighters responded to the call before 9 p.m. about a chalet on top of one of the hills that was apparently fully engulfed in flames.

Impaired driving may be a bad idea, but it was only one of at least two poor decisions made by one local motorist early Friday morning. His second was backing his vehicle into a police cruiser.

City police say a collision at John and Faircrest Streets have resulted in serious injuries for a 22-year-old cyclist.

It's not often that the Thunder Bay Port Authority has a new 200-foot tall toy to assemble. But so far, everything has been smooth sailing at Keefer Terminal and the new mobile harbour crane is slowly taking shape.

Shad Valley students showed off their artistic side Thursday. About 10 of the 60 students participating in the academic program at Lakehead University this month performed in a concert this afternoon in LU’s Agora.