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After a two-week hiatus, Thunder Bay city council is scheduled to get back to business Monday night with a lengthy agenda.

As part of the National Peregrine Falcon Recovery Program, the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources is again co-ordinating a province-wide survey of peregrine falcons.

Many residents say they enjoyed the weeklong events at the Old Fort but add that they wished more attractions were available throughout the summer.

Residents say they enjoyed the weeklong events at the old fort but they wished more attractions were available throughout the summer.

Donnas Stuart, a breast cancer survivor, said her dragon boat team is like a support group on water and said she will be disappointed if the annual festival is ever cancelled. Organizers share her sympathy.

Three brothers separated by distance had a small reunion while participating in the first weeklong salmon derby. Ken Lund fished with his brothers Doug and Mark when they were younger in their hometown of Kenora.

Hers isn’t "an old-fashioned English country garden," as she herself put it.

Police say a North York man might be the "central figure" in the movement of Oxycodone pills into the Thunder Bay area.

Air quality and noise pollution haven’t changed much since the temporary bus terminal stopped at city hall April 7, says the city transit manager.

The city’s first pair of rooftop solar array was installed Friday at two north-side businesses.