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City council has approved a resolution that will give not-for-profit organizations a 25 per cent discount on any official plan or zoning bylaw application fee.

Rising water forced police to close the Edward Street bridge Monday night. Thunder Bay Police Service officers closed the bridge near Edward Street and Parkway Drive around 10 p.m., eventually re-opening it Tuesday morning.

City officials have closed several community pools in order to conserve water following flooding throughout the district. City officials closed the following facilities as of 5 p.m.

Diane Hicks was settling down to breakfast with the 10 special needs patients she cares for at her home Monday morning when she got an unexpected phone call. Her daughter-in-law called around 8:30 a.m.

Local CP Rail employees could be heading back to work soon as the federal government introduced back-to-work legislation Monday afternoon.

The Thunder Bay Police Service and OPP have closed Arthur Street at Twin City Cross Roads. The closure is the result of extensive damage caused by the recent rainfalls in the area.

The man accused of stealing a Confederation College plane in 2009 continues to wait to discover his fate.

Two pedestrians just managed to get out of the way of a vehicle being driven by an impaired driver Sunday.

The following is a news release issued by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit regarding Monday’s flood: Boiling Well Water Recommended Due to the heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding that may lead to the contamination of well water, the Heal

Weather had prompted the City of Thunder Bay to mark all city field off limits for games and practices. City officials will be keeping a close watch on field conditions over the next couple of days, and an update is expected Wednesday.