Carl Clutchey

While Thunder Bay-area farmers have been trying to salvage a harvest following an unusually dry summer, one thing has begun to feel normal: the rising cost of diesel fuel for

Construction on a new home for Marathon's public library could begin in the spring if financing for the $1.4-million proposal falls into place, though the plan has left some concerned

The final tab for battling wildfires across the province this season is likely going to be another doozy, given the eye-popping price tag for putting out last year's blazes.

A southwestern Ontario marine company will carry out a $984,000 federal contract to cut up and remove a twisted and rusted metal barge from a Lake Superior inlet near Marathon.

A lingering impasse between the Town of Marathon and its closest First Nations neighbour dominated the municipal election campaign this week, perhaps shedding light on differing leadership approaches as the

Cyclists pedalling along Lake Superior's rugged North Shore next summer may be able to laugh in the face of a flat tire or other unexpected mechanical mishaps.

When it comes to taking the nip out of a crisp, fall afternoon, there’s nothing like it: the aroma from a plump chicken being roasted.

Improved lines of communication with municipal leaders and more timely budget planning continue to be main themes as the election campaign in Gillies Township winds down with the expectation of

Motorists on major Northern routes like highways 11 and 17 shouldn't be shocked that they're routinely sharing the road with defective transport trucks often piloted by drivers who have been

It was a good night for incumbent municipal politicians around the region on Monday, as rural voters returned many Northwestern Ontario veterans to office rather than bank on challengers. Long-time