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November shipping activity is up slightly from last year, but it isn’t enough to change what has been a slow year for the port authority.

A criminal trial dealing with a young man's death last year came to an abrupt end at the Superior Court of Justice Thursday after the accused pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.

If a new highway were to bypass Kakabeka Falls, Julie Miles said the village would become Radiator Springs.

Although it officially launched Wednesday, a new facility at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre already has a year’s worth of patients and is looking forward to expansion.

John Trevisanutto has lived with diabetes for 18 years. Doctors diagnosed Trevisanutto with Type 2 diabetes in 1992. Before that diagnosis he didn’t have any idea that he had diabetes until he became sick.

Mayor-elect Keith Hobbs says turning Thunder Bay from a forestry town to a mining centre isn't such a bad idea.

The Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service has announced the appointment of a new Chief. Claude Chum has more than 21 years of First Nations policing experience.

Local police arrested a 39-year-old Quebec man following a drug bust at the Greyhound bus terminal Tuesday. Thunder Bay Police Service officials say the suspect was picking up a package from the station.

A proposed four-lane divided Highway between Kakabeka Falls and Shabaqua Corners will kill area businesses, says the mayor of Oliver Paipoonge.

The Downtown Heart of the Harbour is no more.