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The closure of the Salvation Army in Thompson, announced on May 25, may have a bigger impact than previous shutdowns of larger organizations.

A PC byelection ad slamming the NDP for "never" funding a new Thompson pool omits to mention that it didn't shut down until after they were out of power.

Thompson NDP candidate Eric Redhead has been to five outlying communities already with plans to visit half-a-dozen more before June 7

Thompson's first female mayor, who entered politics as a councillor in 2014, has filed the paperwork to seek re-election in the Oct. 26 municipal election.

The mayor of Thompson says the northern community got a much-needed boost this week when the province and the federal government both announced millions in…

The Manitoba and federal governments announced May 9 that they will be providing $11 million combined toward the construction of a new pool in Thompson.

ONE day ahead of the deadline to call a byelection in Thompson, three levels of government announced...

Thompson city council's April 25 meeting was short but 3 resolutions and 2 readings of an election-related bylaw were approved in less than half-an-hour.

Getting $2 million from Vale to put toward a new pool isn't enough to put the project on the fast track but nevertheless nudges it closer to reality.

The total amount of the 4-year grant-in-lieu agreement between Vale Manitoba Operations and the City of Thompson approved April 11 is $12 million.