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Hundreds of Thunder Bay residents and politicians came together Thursday night to mourn the loss of Poland's most prominent leaders. More than 300 people attended the evening mass at St.

The number of Thunder Bay citizens using food banks has risen drastically in recent years. Now, a group of Lakehead University students is doing what it can to help meet the increasing demand.

The city’s waterfront development committee has announced its new member. Chief Wilfred King of Gull Bay First Nation will fill the spot which has been vacant since last November.

A United Nations forum will have some regional voices in New York next week. Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Stan Beardy and Deputy Grand Chief Les Louttit will participate in the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues April 19.

A longtime former member of Thunder Bay city council has had a change of plans about his plans for the upcoming municipal election in October.

Buckle up, or pay up. It's the time of year when the OPP are cracking down on drivers and passengers for not wearing their seatbelts.

Clean-up is underway at the site of the former Brodie Street Bus Terminal, following the demolition of the long-standing depot. The building was demolished at about 8a.m. Thursday, to make way for the new provincial courthouse.

Two heads are better than one, the basis behind a partnership signed Thursday between Confederation College and TBayTel.

City council is hoping a letter to the province will lead to safer intersections on the Thunder Bay Expressway. Coun.

A group of Thunder Bay high school students took a colourful stand against homophobia and bullying Wednesday, proving that there is power in pink. Superior Collegiate students, along with Coun.