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First Nations students from across the province are learning the resource tricks of the trade this week at Confederation College.

The Grand Chief of Treaty 3 said she will file a complaint with the Independent Police Review Director.

The Thunder Bay Police Service traffic unit has a new addition to its fleet that will allow officers to do the job more efficiently outside of the Balmoral Street station.

Family and friends coming together to enjoy games, rides and food is the real attraction of the annual Canadian Lakehead Exhibition, says one Manitouwadge resident.

Provincial dollars could help ensure municipalities and First Nation communities are held more accountable for the quality of their waterways, says the chair of Lakehead University’s biology department.

A police raid in Neebing has removed about $265,000 worth of marijuana from the streets of Northwestern Ontario and landed four people in court.

Vocal teacher Denise Krawczuk used to produce musical theatre programs, "snippets of Broadway shows." It was a lifelong dream to produce a licensed show in Thunder Bay, a dream that comes true when the curtain rises on Rent next Tuesday.

If Graeme hits the big-time with his harmonica, he said he’ll owe it all to Camp Quality.

Temperature-wise, it’s not the summer of all summers. But after last year’s icy blast through June, July and August, it sure feels like it.

A conflict of interest accusation lobbed at a sitting councillor found its way to Superior Court Tuesday. Opposing lawyers submitted arguments involving the purchase of a vacant Hardisty Street building by a Coun.