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A shed fire on a Fort William First Nations property resulted in significant damage, but no injuries were reported. Thunder Bay firefighters responded to the blaze just before midnight Thursday.

The owner of Centennial Golf Course is hoping the city elects to sell at least one of its municipally owned courses, saying it should make life easier for Thunder Bay’s private operators.

Motorists making their Monday morning commute on Oliver Road should expect delays because of upgrades to the area’s water system.

A 40-year-old man was taken to hospital on Thursday night after suffering non life-threatening injuries while riding his bike on Memorial Avenue.

It doesn’t appear job action by Air Canada pilots has led to any missed flights or delays in or out of Thunder Bay on Friday morning.

Mark Gwozdecky wears body armour and travels in an armoured vehicle surrounded by a protection detail whenever he travels to Baghdad. But it’s a different story when he’s in Amman, the capital city of Jordan.

Matthew Mancini wants to follow in the enormous footsteps of Terry Fox.

Now that they have the land, waterfront developers said Thursday Thunder Bay residents can expect fast and furious progress on the $65-million private-sector portion of the controversial project.

City police believe they have struck a significant blow to the local drug trade by arresting several top players, including the alleged head of the criminal organization.

In Northern Ontario’s not-too-distant past, schoolchildren of all ages lived off the land, as their families had for generations.