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Toxins in the workplace was the topic of discussion at a Thunder Bay and District Injured Worker’s Support Group meeting Thursday night.

Ontario labour leaders who attended pre-budget meetings say they remain uncertain whether Dalton Days are on the horizon.

The city has a lot of land along the Kaministiqua River and is looking for the public’s help on how to use it.

Police seized nearly $15,000 worth of Oxycodone pills following two searches in Sioux Lookout.

Shuniah residents are expressing concerns over the plans for the proposed four-laning of Highway 11/17 from Mackenzie to Birch Beach Road.

Health Unit officials say a gastrointestinal illness at Pioneer Ridge is now affecting the entire facility. All admissions, transfers, discharges and social activities have been canceled until further notice.

A group of Thunder Bay nurses and future nurses are learning how to become better leaders in their work place. Officials with the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario say leadership is an important part of their practice.

Charges have been laid following the uncovering of financial irregularities at a local auto dealership. Officials with Badanai Motors contacted police after discovering discrepancies in their financial records.

An activist group opposed to a Neebing wind farm says the city needs to block the controversial project and stop using the province as a scapegoat.

Jean Olibris is an optimist. He hasn’t heard from his family in Haiti since a devastating earthquake, measuring 7.0 in magnitude, rocked a portion of the Caribbean island, killing as many as 200,000.