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Police are asking the public for help in tracking down two suspects involved in an armed robbery on Sunday. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say two men entered the Mac’s Convenience store on Waterloo Street armed with a knife around 3:45 a.

Paramedics took two people to the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre following a single vehicle collision early Sunday morning. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say the collision happened around 1:50 a.m. at Valley Street and John Street.

Participants exercised their green thumbs by planting hundreds of shrubs and trees around Boulevard Lake. More than 30 participants came out to plant trees and shrubs at the annual celebration at Boulevard Lake on Saturday.

Occupy Thunder Bay protesters have come out of hibernation and returned to city hall albeit with the fewest number of people yet. The movement has continued across Canada and internationally since its inception last year.

Black markets selling OxyContin has made the phasing out of the addictive substance unpredictable, says Nishnawbe Aski Nation's deputy grand chief.

Thunder Bay game and toy stores won’t have a problem playing in the sandbox with Toys “R” Us. A Toronto-based developer on Thursday confirmed the international toy retailer has made a deal to build a store at the Thunder Centre.

MPP Bill Mauro says Northern Ontario drivers can’t afford the consequences of a “misguided” private members bill that is aimed at lowering insurance rates in the southern part of the province. Mauro (Lib.

Putting a former Conservative labour minister in charge of the Workplace Safey and Insurance Board is a lot like letting the fox guard the henhouse, says injured workers advocate Steve Mantis.

A proposed five-storey hotel in Thunder Bay’s Intercity area will go ahead.

The city wants to be ready when an expected mining boom hits.