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Carney hints at dropping some U.S. tariffs if it will help Canadian industries hit by trade war
Prime Minister Mark Carney showed no signs of retaliating against U.S. President Donald Trump's increased tariffs — and even suggested he's open to removing existing tariffs if it would help Canadian industries.
Partners in Thunder Bay, Ont., launch campaign to help meet summer food demands
While people are often reminded about food drives around Thanksgiving and the winter holidays, Volker Kromm of Thunder Bay, Ont., said the need for donations is especially high when school's out for the summer. Here's what people need to know about the Stronger Together 2.0 campaign run by the Regional Food Distribution Association and the United Way of Thunder Bay.
Wapekeka First Nation grieves 2nd community member shot and killed by police this summer
In less than a year and a half, three men with ties to Wapekeka First Nation have been shot and killed by police in northwestern Ontario. Here's what we know about last week's shooting in the remote Oji-Cree community and why members of the region's legal community are calling for more safeguards in fly-in courtrooms.
Poor air quality expected to persist beyond long weekend in northwestern Ontario
Most of the province remains under air quality statements due to wildfire smoke from northern Ontario and the Prairies. Here's what's expected in northwestern Ontario over the next few days, and what experts say people should keep in mind when it comes to preventing symptoms of poor air quality.
Beef costs more than ever, but Canadians won't let that ruin barbecue season
Teen boy, 12-year-old girl found drowned in Wabigoon River in Dryden, Ont.
Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Foundation, humane society team up to promote pet adoption
Northwestern Ontario receives funding boost to fight against human trafficking
A century of golf at Strathcona
Watchdog to probe alleged police shooting that killed man inside northern courtroom
Grab some jam and celebrate National Bannock Day
Thunder Bay youth soccer players face international competition at new tournament
How Frank Calder and the Nisga'a influenced modern treaties in Canada
City of Thunder Bay receives $880K from Ontario for exceeding 2024 housing target
Team of sex assault victim support centres to oversee OHL's consent training to help with 'accountability'
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Air quality statements, warnings issued across northwestern Ontario due to wildfire smoke
Matawa Education appeals to Ottawa to fund program to revitalize Indigenous languages across northern Ontario
Assessments of new Thunder Bay temporary shelter village site underway
Housing advocates raise concerns over removal of tenants from Kenora, Ont., hotel