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National Summit participants are ‘sharing stories about the new forest bioeconomy,’ says the National Aboriginal Foresty Association’s executive director.

Under a previous owner, the mill dumped many tonnes of mercury into the Wabigoon River.

The provincial change will allow upwards of one million individuals the opportunity to be screened, according to a provincial news release. 

A visitor to Quetico found the ring during this year's paddling season

NAN Choose Life is holding its annual general meeting this week.

The study seeks to highlight the economic benefits of Indigenous spending in Thunder Bay, amongst other things.

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

Hydro One expects to have shovels in the ground as early as the beginning of November.

The accused has a future court date in Dryden.

A Nuclear Free Thunder Bay member said the group wanted to send a message to Jonathan Wilkinson, the federal energy minister.