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A trip back through video game history
With shelves full of classic games and consoles, a visit to Thunder Bay's Retro North Games is like taking a trip back through video game history.
Retaliatory tariffs could be 'devastating' to Canadian book industry: Thunder Bay bookseller
A Thunder Bay bookseller says the United States-Canada trade war could have devastating effects on the Canadian book industry.
Province of Ontario bolsters staff in preparation for 2025 wildland fire season
The Province of Ontario says its prepared for the fast-approaching 2025 wildland fire season.
Thunder Bay police investigations lead to seizure of more than $1M in illicit drugs
More than $1 million in illicit drugs were seized by Thunder Bay police over the course of two investigations conducted last year.
Federal government pledges up to $20M for new Thunder Bay science centre
A proposed science centre to be built along Thunder Bay's waterfront took a major step toward reality on Tuesday, with federal government pledging up to $20 million in funding for the project.
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Mining industry, business groups in NWO call for better support for mining from next Ontario government
Whichever party is elected as the next provincial government needs to show better support for northwestern Ontario's mining industry if some of the region's major developments are to move forward, industry and First Nations groups say.
Number of Thunder Bay drivers illegally passing school buses continues to climb
Drivers illegally passing school buses in Thunder Bay remains a serious problem, the city's school transportation consortium said.
U.S. pauses tariffs on Canadian goods but 'still lots of uncertainty,' says Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce
With the U.S. hitting pause on a plan to charge a 25 per cent tariff on most Canadian imports, Thunder Bay exporters now have some time to prepare for a potential trade war between the two countries, the president of the northwestern Ontario city's Chamber of Commerce says.
What we know about the man charged with murder, indignity to a body in Deborah Anishinabie case
A 24-year-old man facing an indignity to a body charge in the death of Deborah Anishinabie of Sandy Lake First Nation has now also been charged with second-degree murder, the Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) said Friday.
This weekend will be warmer than usual in Thunder Bay, but expect some rain
Thunder Bay residents may want to keep their umbrellas handy if they're heading out this weekend.