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The sewage treatment facility at Kasabonika Lake First Nation has reached its limit. The fly-in community, roughly 800 kilometres north of Thunder Bay, first built the sewage plant in the 1990s.

Kelly Saxberg is waiting. The 49-year-old filmmaker and mother of three finished a film called Under the Red Star in August of 2011 and has since tried to submit the historical and dramatic documentary to film festivals across North America.

A Terrace Bay man who went missing earlier this week has been found dead in a forested area of the North Shore community.

Miranda Olesko overcame her fear and came face-to-face with one of the largest snakes in the world. Olesko along with Angelina Feletto attended the Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo at the CLE Coliseum on Saturday.

A lung cancer survivor says she’s tired of walking through a cloud of smoke in order to get into the hospital. Gail Pfaff started smoking cigarettes when she was 14 years old.

The former president of Confederation College says she hopes to bring efficiency and transparency to Ornge, the province's medical transport agency.

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

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.