Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

Thunder Bay golf courses will be maintained until they are allowed to open.

NDP MPP Judith Monteith-Farrell says too many in the province will be left with no way to pay their rent in April without help from the province.

Positive cases in Dryden and Sioux Lookout bring the NWHU's total to four.

Thunder Bay Mayor says he's written to regional mayors to have them work with local hospitals and health officials on maximizing capacity in case there's a surge of cases.

The provincial government is investing $12 million in online mental health services while also preparing to release ‘stark’ COVID-19 models on Friday that Premier Doug Ford says will be a ‘real wakeup call.’

Service reductions take effect April 5, but no layoffs planned at this time, city says.

Toilet paper is the only tissue suitable for flushing down the toilet.

The provincial government is investing $50 million for companies to retool production to manufacture medical equipment such as ventilators as it prepares for a possible surge in COVID-19 cases.