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With the holidays over, gasoline prices have suddenly dropped in the city. Most stations around Thunder Bay are now selling regular unleaded fuel for about $1.17 per liter.

Having Alzheimer’s disease changed Bill Heibein’s life. Doctor’s first diagnosed Heibein in 2000 at the age of 55. Heibein worked as an accountant and often gave lectures on farming.

The City of Dryden has joined the list of communities in the Northwest looking to deal with a growing deer population.

A ship in Thunder Bay’s port is in need of repair after a New Year’s Eve incident. A large boom, used to load and unload cargo, on the ship Sagniaw collapsed onto a dock while the ship was moored at Thunder Bay Terminals.

Schreiber’s mayor said he isn’t prepared to have his community commit to hosting a nuclear disposal facility until they know it’s safe.

A small fishing derby ended up being an expensive expedition in Ontario for four Manitoba anglers.

A local nightclub has closed its doors to make way for more conventional uses. For 14 years Scuttlebutt’s, attached to the Victoria Inn, was a local landmark of Thunder Bay’s night life. The bar had its last party Dec.

With the holiday season behind us for another year, it's time to get rid of those Christmas trees. But not by kicking them to the curb.

Too many people are still drinking and driving, said OPP Traffic Staff Sgt. Ken Mantey. “We definitely saw in increase in impaired charges,” he said Tuesday.

Hospital CEO’s in Ontario, including Thunder Bay, have made their salaries available to the public.