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The Ontario Ministry of Transportation has closed Highway 71 due to a collision.

Ray Racette will retire in June after nearly six years as president and CEO at Kenora’s general hospital and more than 40 years in health care.

The auditor general’s report on Indigenous housing highlights the federal government's failure in closing the housing gap, but Minister of Indigenous Services Patty Hajdu believes that governments should not dictate what works best for First Nations.  

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service has arrested and charged one individual with drug trafficking.

A petition demands that Ottawa require the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to get consent from other communities, including those along the transportation route.

New recruits are joining the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. Currently training in Thunder Bay, the rookies are preparing to be deployed to various NAPS communities.

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

“No councillor liked this, but the alternative was to start cutting services – and then what services do you cut?”

A routine traffic stop by Rainy River OPP has led to an arrest with multiple charges being laid.

Following a bomb threat during a drag story time event in Thunder Bay, a Northwestern Ontario Pride organization is speaking out against threats of violence.