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Despite a soft U.S. American economy and a decline in American tourists to the region in the past 10 years, there is still a lot of promise in the American tourism market, said Paul Pepe.

After some slight delays in Morocco, Thunder Bay author Charles Wilkins is set to leave on his journey of a lifetime.

A video showing a teenaged girl being swarmed and attacked by other teens at a movie theatre parking lot has gone viral, and now has the attention of local police.

City crews had their hands full as they worked overnight in frigid temperatures to repair a water main break at the corner of Dufferin and Algoma Street The incident happened early Monday morning.

Cancer patients and those in the diagnosis stage will have a much greater say in the way they are treated under the region’s latest cancer-care strategy.

Police continue to investigate a single snowmobile collision that sent a man to hospital. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service say the incident took place just after 7 p.m. Sunday around the 4,000 block of Highway 11/17 near Kakabeka Falls.

Police are investigating a break and enter that happened near the Brentwood Mall area on Arthur Street. Thunder Bay Police Service say a patrol officer went to the Brentwood Hair Design and Spa as well as the nearby Subway restaurant around 4 a.m.

City councillors say Thunder Bay’s new strategic plan should focus more on the city’s basic needs instead of big projects. Council plans to discuss the city’s strategic plan during an upcoming meeting Monday night. McKellar Coun.

A retired reverend says when he moved back to rural Thunder Bay he expected to see deer and moose in his yard, but instead found that cats were his biggest problem.

Many residents say the mayor’s comments about the Minister of Northern Development and Mines not fighting hard enough for Thunder Bay won’t harm the city’s relationship with the province.