With the Ontario government announcing a stay-at-home order to help
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In recognizing the dire need for COVID vaccines in Thunder Bay and
The COVID-19 vaccine approved earlier this week by Health Canada isn’t expected to be available to the general public until at least April, sa…
Thunder Bay’s police chief and police services board are hoping the publicity around a recent province-wide guns and gang investigation will h…
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Sharlene Bourdeau doesn’t want missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls to be forgotten.
The Marina Park pedestrian overpass is now going to cost $500,000 more than what was expected.
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As early childhood educators (ECEs) and child care workers wade through the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, their efforts were recognize…
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Thunder Bay’s police service saw a “dramatic” increase in calls for service in 2019 over the previous year and a four per cent increase in vio…
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City council confirmed its decision to move forward with the multi-use
A Thunder Bay delegation has brought forward 12 community issues to a big gathering of leaders across Ontario.
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