Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

Money includes funding for telephone check-in services in Atikokan, caregiver care kits in Thunder Bay and Roots to Harvest's emergency good food box.

The city and Northwestern Ontario will be entering stage two of reopening on Friday, which will see more businesses and service open to the public

Tests were ordered on more than 200 people after a doctor tested positive for COVID-19.

As part of phase two of reopening the economy, childcare centres will also be permitted to reopen on Friday with strict guidelines.

ISC will start with modified operating hours.

Governing body for university sports in Ontario hopeful action can return in the second semester.

Shae Coffey says it's not the ceremony she imagined, but a virtual graduation is a great alternative given COVID-19 restrictions.

Northwestern Health Unit says virus likely acquired in Thunder Bay based on timeline of travel, typical incubation period.

The Province is taking a regional approach to reopening the economy and more businesses will be permitted to reopen on Friday, including outdoor dining at restaurants and bars, hair salons, and social gatherings increased to 10 people.