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The construction of a new District Social Services Administration Board building is anticipated to begin next month.

Police closed the Trans-Canada highway between Nipigon and Red Rock for about an hour Friday morning following a head on collision between two vehicles just west of Nipigon.

The city could be demolishing the former Inntowner building as early as mid December, officials confirmed Friday afternoon. The City of Thunder Bay recently acquired a number of properties in the city’s south core.

An ex-Superior International Junior Hockey League player has been charged with being party to murder in an incident that left a University of Wisconsin-Stout student dead. According to police, on Sept.

Joanna Lindeman was one of the first children to attend the Schoolhouse Playcare Centre housed within St. James Public School in 1985. Today she works at the centre as an early childhood educator.

One of the longest-serving trustees in the city’s history says he's looking forward to spending more time with his grandchildren and serving the community in other ways.

Pat Lang says it feels like she’s graduating after 40 years.

Crime is a plague on Thunder Bay, but it’s part of a much larger problem, says third-time mayoral candidate Frank Pullia. It’s the source of the problem that needs to be tackled, he said.

Below the surface of any lawn could lay all kinds of cables and pipes for services like telephone, cable, natural gas, hydro, water and sewer.

Organizations opposed to a controversial provincial act are wondering what their next move will be after the legislation passed third reading Thursday.