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CEO Cody Ruberto plans to continue introducing service in smaller cities, including internationally

The organization has demonstrated one of the highest returns among all Canadian charities

A Thunder Bay, Ont.-based organization that provides people around the world with clean drinking water has once again been named one of Canada's top charities.

Emergency shipments of children's pain and fever medicine imported by the federal government should hit store shelves in the coming weeks, but supplies could remain limited for months, says a local pharmacy.

More than 40 years after Rodney Brown recorded Freight Train Derailed, the Thunder Bay folk singer has re-recorded the song and is releasing a music video to once again protest a plan to store nuclear waste in northwestern Ontario.

Five Northwestern Ontario businesses were among the seven finalists in the competition

Faced with growing overdoses in small towns and cities across northwestern Ontario, a new program is developed to connect people with lived experience of addiction to those still actively using drugs in the hopes of saving lives.

A chance to curl together brings two Stratton siblings to the Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame.

Two elders from Nibinamik were accompanied by youths on a trip tracing historic canoe routes.

Joshua Armstrong prepared the report for the Alzheimer Society