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This is based on a true story. Well, not quite, but these days accomplished international movie-maker and local film professor at Confederation College Lee Chambers has switched hats. Well, sort of.

A group of chiefs representing First Nation communities with land near the Ring of Fire have withdrawn their support from the development.

Thunder Bay police are on the hunt for more armed robbers. On Thursday a man making a delivery in the Limbrick Place area said he was followed to his vehicle by three men.

The city of Thunder Bay is receiving mixed reviews on its proposed plan to control the city's deer population. A two-part resolution has been put forth to cut down on deer in city limits.

A city councillor says he’s disappointed more people didn’t attend an information session on Thunder Bay’s proposed master fire plan.

Tim Heney says it’s hard to tell what grain traffic in Thunder Bay will look like next year, but he does believe it will be good.

The town of Sioux Lookout has decided to repeal its controversial ban on plastic shopping bags. The ban was brought in by the previous council in Sioux Lookout as a way to reduce the high number of plastic bags going into the town's landfill.

Lakehead University student groups held a peaceful rally Thursday afternoon in response to attacks on the campus’ Pride Central office. For the second year in a row, the office has been the target of break-ins.

Chiefs with the Matawa First Nations say they are withdrawing their support of all development efforts in the Ring of Fire.

It appears the seemingly never-ending construction project on the Thunder Bay Expressway at Red River Road is about to wrap up.