Local News

Eight Canadian cities can expect to see as many as 44 body scanners installed at its airports, but so far Thunder Bay officials haven’t received word that this area’s airport will be one of them.

A pair of murder suspects returned to the courtroom Tuesday to learn how the legal aid boycott by Ontario's criminal lawyers might impact their cases.

Local and area police concluded their festive RIDE campaigns, resulting in a number of drunk-driving charges in the Thunder Bay area.

The North has turned a corner economically, says a provincial minister. Minister of Northern Development, Mines and Forestry Michael Gravelle spoke to the Port Arthur Rotary Club at the Prince Arthur Hotel on Tuesday.

Thunder Bay Police Service officers are investigating the robbery of a store in the Current River area. Police have released few details, but say a masked man entered Whitehead’s store on Shuniah Street just before 7:30 p.m. Monday.

Ceremonial shovels struck dirt at Thunder Bay’s waterfront in June, a ceremonial but significant step forward in the creation of Prince Arthur’s Landing.

The next Municipal election will take place in November, but Monday was the first day for those wanting to run to file their nomination papers. Thunder Bay's longest serving City Councillor put his name back in the hat.

For the second time in two years, the city of Thunder Bay has terminated a contract with its concession provider at local rinks and golf courses.

Police charged a 90-year-old woman following a two-vehicle collision early Monday afternoon. The crash took place at the corner of Rockwood Avenue and Van Norman Street. The collision involved a car and an SUV.

Soccer players will be back on the Sports Dome field this Friday according to facility manager Norm Lamke. The dome developed a tear in the roof and collapsed on Boxing Day.