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One imagines his Mohawk heritage is what gives Walter Scott the keen crisp edge, for lack of a better way of describing this young man’s talent.

Four decades ago, there wasn’t a voice for Aboriginal women. It wasn’t until the Ontario Native Women’s Association formed around 1971 that Dorothy Wynne said they found their voice.

A 32 year old man has been charged with impaired driving causing bodily harm, after accidentally backing over his wife Saturday morning. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service say the incident took place around 3 a.m.

Police are looking for a 14-year-old teenager who went missing earlier in the month. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say Cole Yapput had been missing since Nov. 15 and was last seen by his guardian near Franklin Street and Walsh Street.

The first significant snowfall of the season had many people out in the cold and onto the slopes. A blanket of snow fell upon the city with an estimated 15 centimeters by the end of Saturday.

The question that always throws Jamie Gerow for a loop after Flipper Flanagan’s Flat Footed Four have performed on stages across the city is ‘where are you from?’ “Thunder Bay, we’ve been here for 45 years” is alwa

Saturday morning hockey, french fries and a bottle of pop are a tradition at rinks around the city, but that's about to change.

Ken Grann first heard about the four-laning of Highway 11/17 between Thunder Bay and Nipigon in 1988.

The Christmas Cheer Fund hasn’t set a higher goal in 2011, but they would like to collect about $21,000 more than they did a year ago.

A $75 million, multi-year project in Thunder Bay is now complete. The city's water pollution control plant has been the focus of major work since 2003 when the federal government announced $25 million in funding for upgrades.