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Lehto enjoying playing in Manitoba

Lehto enjoying playing in Manitoba

The Thunder Bay forward played in his 60th regular season game in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League last week, having came up through the Thunder Bay Kings program between 2018 and 2022.
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Full Moon Memory Walk honours those lost to violence

Full Moon Memory Walk honours those lost to violence

Community members took part in the annual event Friday that spanned three kilometres from city hall to the Neebing-McIntyre Floodway.
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Mikus sets rookie record with six goals in win over Kenora

Mikus sets rookie record with six goals in win over Kenora

Freshman forward set a new SIJHL single-game goal-scoring record with his effort against the Kenora Islanders.
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Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
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Scars of residential schools legacy still profoundly felt, survivors share

Scars of residential schools legacy still profoundly felt, survivors share

Over 100 people in orange shirts participated in a walk to Vickers Park, passing by the St. Joseph's Indian Residential School memorial site, to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
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Honouring our Children run draws in over 300 runners

Honouring our Children run draws in over 300 runners

The 2023 run was the second annual event and organizers plan to continue next year
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TBT NEWSHOUR: Sept. 29, 2023: Local business targeted by vandalism

TBT NEWSHOUR: Sept. 29, 2023: Local business targeted by vandalism

TBT Newshour for Sept. 29, 2023: Local business targeted by vandalism
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Five new members named to the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame

Five new members named to the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame

David Ross Bell's 'nose for ore' led to Hemlo gold discovery
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Residential school horrors mustn't be forgotten, says survivor

Residential school horrors mustn't be forgotten, says survivor

Fred Thomas spent 10 years in the residential school system, and said the third annual National Truth and Reconciliation Day is a sign that things are finally starting to change.
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Research Matters: Another step in precision medicine

Research Matters: Another step in precision medicine

Low-cost device developed to detect small breast cancer lesions is being improved to check other organs
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