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Mayor Keith Hobbs put the city’s top cop under the microscope after the police budget went more than $1 million in the red.

City council has decided to keep property tax ratios status quo. Councilors voted to revisit the report outlining a realignment of property tax ratios and tax rates in order to achieve fairer and better competition later.

Join us at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25 for a live stream of the City of Thunder Bay’s 2011 budget public meetings. The meetings will broadcast live from the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium.

Tours of Thunder Bay’s recycling plant are often an eye-opener for most people.

Bill Mauro has asked the province to deny Horizon Wind Inc.’s application to build a turbine farm on the Nor’Wester Mountain range.

Schools need to start teaching students about the contributions from First Nations people in Canada’s history an Aboriginal scholar says. Dr.

Police have recovered up to half-a-million dollars in cocaine near Boulevard Lake. The Combined Forced Organized Crime Unit on Monday said on Oct.

For the second time in just more than a year, a grocery store will be closing its doors at County Fair Mall. The Family Foods grocery store will be open Tuesday for the final time.

The city wants the public’s help to direct its upcoming budget. Meetings will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. and again at 7 p.m.

The cause of the fire that left the Travelodge Hotel on Memorial Avenue with extensive damage is still under investigation.