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The outbreak was declared over after 10 days of no positive cases.

A routine traffic stop leads to the arrest of a Thunder Bay man charged with drunk driving in the Township of Fort Frances.

A survey issued by the Canadian Mental Health Association, the Northwest Community Legal Clinic, and Borderland Pride posed nine questions to the two candidates running to be the next mayor of Fort Frances, gauging their positions on how they would tackle the important challenges facing the town if they are elected.

The Registered Nurses Association of Ontario encourages mayoral candidates to support a harm reduction approach to addiction by asking them to pledge to seek to decriminalize simple drug possession.

Nature Conservancy of Canada is leading the $46 million project, with the Boreal Wildlands including more than 100 lakes and 1,300 kilometres of rivers, streams and shoreline.

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

Provincial police have arrested a teen after a nearly month-long string of vandalism that damaged several vehicles.

Harassment by the public a factor in decision by Dryden city council to dissolve the nuclear education and engagement committee.

The company enhanced security measures after detecting voting anomalies affecting all 12 semi-finalists

Matawa First Nations will build 21 transitional housing units at its Training and Wellness Centre on Algoma Street, with $2.1 million in provincial funding announced on Monday.