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Local musicians took home three awards at this year’s Aboriginal Peoples Choice Music Awards in Winnipeg this past weekend.

Ontario is breaking new ground with the development of a 10-year plan to modernize and expand public infrastructure in the province and Infrastructure Minister Bob Chiarelli stopped in Thunder Bay Monday to hear from community leaders on what they se

Jessie George’s actions following the fatal beating of 19-year-old Kyle Kakeway had nothing to do with friendship, a superior court judge concluded before sentencing the Thunder Bay man.

The Northern Ontario School of Medicine has ratified the collective agreement it reached with Ontario Public Service Employee Union staff.

An ice-plant problem has forced Tournament Centre officials to temporarily close the facility. The decision means all games and practices scheduled at the arena for Monday night have been cancelled.

The local group known as the Friends of the Grain Elevators may not have the city behind them in regards to their longstanding venture.

The face of policing has drastically changed since Bob Herman first donned a badge and began fighting crime 32 years ago. Change has come fast and furious in the decade he’s served as chief.

Bingo isn’t the be-all, end-all of senior living, but it sure makes Monday and Wednesday evenings a lot more fun at Jasper Place.

When students return to Lakehead University Monday morning the picket lines will be gone after OPSEU members voted in favour of a collective agreement Friday afternoon. OPSEU local 677 president Yuk-Sem Won said 78.

With about 50 Smart Meters left to install in the city, Thunder Bay Hydro is still fielding questions about the pending time-of-use rates. “The biggest concern you hear from people is ‘am I going to have to get up at 5 a.m.