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Staff now have until March 31, 2025 to report back to council on a potential sale of Hillcourt Estates.

Some places will literally pay you to live there - and DailyMail.com has the scoop for money-minded settlers.

Waterfront owners who want to beautify their properties while helping to protect and stabilize Lake Superior watershed shorelines have until May 30 to apply to a special program that makes

Only councillors Zussino and Giertuga voted against the motion, which will need to be ratified at a later council meeting.

Rhonda Cunningham passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Clinton Herald on 2024-02-21.

From taking in the sights of the Sleeping Giant to enjoying a view of the city from Hillcrest Park, there’s lots to do in Thunder Bay between Ontario Winter Games sporting events.

The machines were installed at the Gardens on Feb. 14 and at the Auditorium in time for the Brett Kissel concert on Feb. 5

A move to Missouri is something you might consider if you enjoy the great outdoors or you’re interested in exploring the many cultural attractions the state …

Council reversed a cut from June 2023 by reinstating Christmas Day bus service at a cost of $42,500.

Fire crews swiftly contain a basement fire on Leslie Ave. No injuries reported, and Thunder Bay Fire Rescue reminds of smoke alarm safety