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A decade ago, Heather White and Lori Joyce were working at Ground Zero in New York City, a desolate ghost town in the aftermath of the 9-11 terrorist attacks.

There are only minor injuries to report after a pick-up truck ran into the McIntyre-Neebing floodway Monday night. The incident took place around 1 p.m. just off Carrick Street.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Toronto for a well-known former Thunder Bay resident. Adele Laskin passed away at her home Monday evening, surrounded by her family.

A Thunder Bay woman has an extra $50,000 after scratching a winning Ontario Lottery Corporation instant scratch ticket. Sharon Serino, 67, was the holder of a winning ticket in the OLG's Instant Crossword game.

The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters is weighing in on the controversy surrounding the NDP's disciplining of the two Thunder Bay area MPs.

Police in Sioux Lookout arrested two suspects believed to be involved in a back alley attack and robbery in that community Monday.

The president of the union representing workers at Terrace Bay Pulp says it appears the operation should re-open by this weekend. The mill has been shut down since a large blow tank exploded on Oct.

Some councillors are concerned about the cost of a plan to get more people moving in the city. While city council did approve the draft Transport Demand Management Plan Monday, Coun.

Ellen Chambers doesn’t feel like a hero.

The local humane society has been overwhelmed with an outpouring of support from the community, the organization’s executive director said Monday. On Friday tbnewswatch.