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Westmount Public School instrumental music students from Grade 8 perform Monday under the direction of teacher Krysta Dawdell.

The anticipated debate over an increased bicycle lane presence in the city will have to wait at least one more week.

The mourning continued Monday at Slate Falls First Nation as provincial police released the names of five people who died in a weekend crash near the Sioux Lookout-area reserve.

Coralee Mamakeesic, centre, is joined by, from left, Faye Peterson House executive director Debbie Zweep, Catholic Family Development Centre executive director Rob Barrett, Thunder Bay Counselling Cen

Armed with good cheer and optimistic about the future of their branches, 300 Legionnaires from Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario Sunday officially kicked off a three-day provincial convention to be he

Provincial police are warning motorists to stay extra alert when travelling on Highway 17 in the Schreiber-Terrace Bay area following three separate collisions involving wildlife last week.

Thunder Bay city councillors are to hear the pros and cons of adding 7.5 kilometres of new bicycle lanes tonight as various presenters either support or oppose the initiative.

A Westfort community centre celebrated a milestone Saturday, and it didn’t do it alone.

Hundreds of people donned their most colourful outfits and carried streamers and banners for the Pride Parade that snaked its way through the Thunder Bay north business core and spilled into the Marin

Rainy weather couldn’t put a damper on the annual Motorcycle Ride for Dad.