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Thunder Bay Transit is doing its part to uphold the city's Clean, Green, and Beautiful policy by purchasing three new buses to replace outdated vehicles.

A man is in hospital with self-inflicted, life-threatening injuries after an incident Monday north of Highway 11/17.

Forensic testing is still pending, but investigators with the Fire Marshall's office now believe that careless smoking caused a fatal weekend fire. The fire took place in a building unit on Hodder Avenue Saturday evening.

A father who lost two sons in a house fire last year in his Summer Beaver First Nations says he continues to move forward so he can care for his two living daughters. The family home was destroyed when the wood stove caught on fire.

Iain Angus says balancing economic growth with green space will be key to the city’s official plan. The at-large councillor said as the community changes its official plan, last adopted in 2002, needs to reflect that.

There was a point in time when Rutland Williams and his physically disabled daughter thought they might never have a home to call their own.

Sometimes two heads are better than one, and in this case, to the tune of $41,195.

Lakehead University appears to be especially attractive to this year’s crop of high school graduates. According to figures released by the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre, the Thunder Bay school has received a 12.

The jury in the Michael Kelly murder trial saw another police video of the accused Tuesday at the Superior Court of Justice.

Alanna Kelly knew she wasn’t an only child, but never thought she would ever find her siblings. The 18-year-old was told when she was 12 that she was conceived through a sperm donor.