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Construction continues at brisk pace in Thunder Bay

Construction continues at brisk pace in Thunder Bay

$225 million in building permits were issued in 2024, one of the highest totals ever
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City manager advises council not to consolidate services

City manager advises council not to consolidate services

Resident Shane Judge asks council to consider consolidating back-end service into a municipal services corporation.
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Four people charged after seizure of cocaine and cash

Four people charged after seizure of cocaine and cash

Search warrants were executed at residences in Thunder Bay and Kakabeka Falls.
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TBT Newshour: January 13

TBT Newshour: January 13

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UPDATE: Highway 664 has opened

UPDATE: Highway 664 has opened

Highway 664 near Hudson reopened at 11:34 a.m. on Tuesday.
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OPP pulled a tractor-trailer off the road

OPP pulled a tractor-trailer off the road

Charges were laid against the driver and the owner of the vehicle after an incident in Thunder Bay
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Premier wants critical minerals production accelerated

Premier wants critical minerals production accelerated

Ford promotes more robust cross-border trade with U.S. as threat of tariffs loom
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Marathon OPP investigating stolen snowmobile

Marathon OPP investigating stolen snowmobile

Theft occurred on Jan. 10 in the White Lake area.
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Crossing the bay: Local bikers glide the ice

Crossing the bay: Local bikers glide the ice

Thunder Bay fat bikers have taken to the ice this January.
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Bring back in-person citizenship ceremonies, local advocate says

Bring back in-person citizenship ceremonies, local advocate says

Ceremonies where people take their oath of citizenship are now mostly done online, according to Government of Canada website
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