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After months of planning, a new community safety and crime prevention plan is set to come before city council Monday night. The plan was created by the city's crime prevention council, which formed last December.

Police officers across the country honoured the four fallen police officers during the 20th annual Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial day parade Sunday.

Anne Chuchmuch doesn’t want people to judge her just because she has HIV. The 46-year-old contracted the autoimmune disease in 2005 and has lived with it ever since.

Police say a man has died from injuries he sustained during a single motor vehicle collision along Highway 11/17 just west of Nipigon. Nipigon OPP officers say the collision happened on Saturday around 8 p.m.

Thunder Bay Development workers narrowly averted a strike after they reached a last minute tentative agreement with Community Living Thunder Bay and Avenue ll Community Program Services.

Wal-Mart has confirmed it plans to open up two new stores in the city by late 2012. Wal-Mart Canada announced that the company finished negotiating with Target Canada for leases of 39 store locations held by Zellers.

Chris Kosloski would be horrified to see a movie about him in high school. “That would be awful,” he said.

Candidates for Thunder Bay-Superior North showed how green their parties were at a public forum on Saturday.

Station snuffed out? The city’s pending master fire plan could see the Brown Street Fire Station close its doors. The Brown Street Fire station could be history if recommendations from the city’s forthcoming master fire plan are followed.

Romantic waterfront dinners are mere months away, says the city’s acting waterfront development manager.