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Thunder Bay’s political leaders say they want to help get the economy – and themselves – back in shape in 2023.

The owners of Bay Village Coffee say they're frustrated after the latest in a series of break-ins, but grateful for an outpouring of community support and a strong police response.

Abu Hena Mostofa Kamal, who came to Thunder Bay four years ago as an international student, but ran into trouble financing his education during the pandemic, faces deportation as of Jan. 1.

The future of a proposed indoor turf facility was put on pause as city officials waited to hear whether or not funding from senior levels of government could be secured.

In sport, as in life, there are always ups and downs, victories, and failures.

Voters in Thunder Bay have shown their desire for familiar faces around the city council table for the next four years, re-electing Ken Boshcoff and seven incumbent candidates. But the municipal election results also reflect an appetite for change.

The polls are closed, the votes are counted, and Thunder Bay has a new city council.

Ken Boshcoff will be the next mayor of Thunder Bay, Ont., with all 18 polls reporting. He won the race with 13,538 votes, a 1,393-vote margin of victory over Gary Mack

Ken Boshcoff has been elected Thunder Bay's next mayor, defeating a field of challengers that included Peng You, Gary Mack, Clint Harris and Robert Szczepanski.

Results are in for municipal elections across Ontario. Here are the winners of some notable mayoral races.