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The first phase of Tim Commisso’s sweeping core business review recommends the city close and sell Municipal Golf Course before the start of the 2013 golfing season.

Another murder trial could take place in Thunder Bay this year. John Robertson, 63, remains in custody, and faces a charge of second-degree murder in connection with the death of his wife, 61-year-old Elaine Robertson.

The Drummond Report is the bogeyman in the health-care waiting room, suggests the co-chairwoman of the Thunder Bay Health Coalition.

Michael Kelly has been found guilty of murder, and has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. A jury found Kelly guilty Friday afternoon of first-degree murder for his role in the 2000 shooting death of his then common-law spouse, Judie Thibault.

The man accused of stabbing multiple people at the Andras Court apartment complex back in October will not be facing any criminal charges.

The mystery of who fell through the ice on Wednesday in the Kam River is a mystery no more. At least not as far as Thunder Bay Police Services is concerned.

Tim Hudak says there is a skilled labour problem in Ontario and he has the solution. The Ontario Progressive Conservative leader was on a tour of Confederation College’s skilled labour training facilities Thursday afternoon.

Police confirmed that one person died following a Monday house fire in Red Lake. Officers from the Red Lake detachment of the OPP and the Red lake Fire Department responded to the house fire on Forestry Road on Monday, Jan. 25.

It’s official. Terrace Bay Pulp Inc. is seeking protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act.

A local union president says the merging of two national unions is a necessity.