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Ontario residents may want to think twice before lending their car to a driver with a suspended licence. Starting Dec. 1, any motor vehicle driven by someone with a suspended license or blood alcohol levels over .

Police arrested two Toronto men believed to be bringing Oxycodone into the area from the Thunder Bay International Airport Monday.

Numbers are down and concern is up at the district health unit as fewer people are taking advantage of flu clinics this season.

A Fort Frances man faces an attempted murder charge following a weekend assault that led to an extended standoff between that suspect and police.

Supplies are still sitting in the woods in a remote area of Ontario’s Far North, the result of an unusually warm March and its impact on the winter ice roads.

An interim wage increase for firefighters is a small step forward for the Thunder Bay Professional Firefighters’ Association.

The federal and provincial governments aren’t making things easier for Canadian airports, says Scott McFadden, president and CEO of the Thunder Bay International Airport Authority.

TV viewers have a new option. More than two years after receiving CRTC approval, TBayTel launched its much-talked-about digital television platform over the weekend.

The final person convicted in a major welfare fraud case on the Fort William First Nation will learn her fate in the new year. Patricia Charlie pleaded guilty for her part in the $1.2 million fraud scheme.

Thunder Bay Police have charged a young woman with arson following a Friday blaze at a Westfort townhouse. The fire broke out at a Georgina Bay residence at around midnight.