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The Thunder Bay Police Service will receive $72,300 from the provincial government to hire a victim specialist in collaboration with the Faye Peterson House focussed on trauma-informed and victim-centred approaches to survivors of intimate partner violence

As part of his Greenbelt investigation, Ontario's integrity commissioner poked around on the Vegas trip — following The Trillium's reporting

Locations for additional cameras funded partly by the province have yet to be decided

Deer Lake First Nation students shares an original song at Wake the Giant.

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.

Thunder Bay school boards, teachers' unions, students, and political leaders joined in condemning a national march that called for schools to be less welcoming to LGBTQ+ youth.

Victim taken to hospital with injuries believed to be life threatening; 24-year-old charged with aggravated assault

The Dear Self Project is an anti-gang and anti-drug initiative launched by the Thunder Bay Police Service and included a city-wide art contest that is now on display at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery

Officials feel confident that they have the staffing that can handle the oncoming onset of respiratory seasonal illnesses, including RSV, influenza and COVID-19