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Hundreds of bicyclists rode in support of cancer research at the third annual Caribou Charity ride on Sunday.

Thunder Bay police and firefighters took a moment of silence to remember the thousands that died a decade ago on Sept. 11, 2001.

When Noreen Dafoe saw the VIA Rail Canada cars, it brought back memories of trips she used to take when the passenger train came through Thunder Bay.

Rachel Godbout wasn’t able to get haircuts for her children before school started but she jumped at the chance when she heard of the free trim in support of the Big Brothers Big Sisters program.

Police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash involving a 31-year-old man that took place late Friday night.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Stan Beardy said the ruling in the Reggie Bushie pre-inquest confirms his concerns about a lack of First Nations representation on Northern Ontario jury rolls.

The Green Party has lost a candidate. Thunder Bay-Atikokan Green Party candidate Russ Aegard has withdrawn from the upcoming provincial election. "Hello everyone.

The Ring of Fire is one of the greatest economic development opportunities Ontario has seen in almost 100 years, said the Minister of Northern Development, Mines and Forestry. MPPs Michael Gravelle (Lib.

A union leader says college students should be asking for part of their tuition money back as her members continue to strike.

Some area candidates would love to see their leaders accept a challenge by NDP leader Andrea Horwath, but haven’t heard anything official about a northern leaders’ debate yet.