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A 9,000-year-old archaeological site is now ready to become a new stretch of four-lane highway in Northwestern Ontario.

There is support in principle for a local art gallery should it choose to move to the waterfront.

Dick O’Donnell hopes to bust some myths about senior drivers. The 74-year-old is a participant in a five-year study that tracks the driving patterns of Canadian seniors in order to ensure safety on the road.

As the Germans began to run roughshod over his native Poland, Edward Jakubowski was given a choice. He could either join the Soviet army and fight for the communists, or be sent to a Russian labour camp.

Contract talks have been scheduled for next week in hopes of averting another strike at Thunder Bay's Bombardier plant. Members of the Canadian Office and Professional Employees Union have threatened to walk off the job on Nov.

Remembrance Day hits close to home for Keith Hobbs, who grew up listening to the wartime stories of his mother and father.

Nine city police officers have received commendations for bravery. The awards stem from a large fire that broke out on Oct. 22 at the Travelodge Hotel on Memorial Avenue.

There’s a new look for tourists arriving in the city. Thunder Bay’s Gateways signs have been installed in three key locations, greeting visitors from the south, wast and at the Thunder Bay International Airport.

Nipigon Town Council has decided community input is important on whether to be part of a nuclear waste management program.

While it is not a cabinet position, a Thunder Bay MPP has been given a new ministry role.