Local News

A rare stand of bur oak trees on the outskirts of Thunder Bay will remain in public hands as the result of a vote by Oliver-Paipoonge council.

Thunder Bay Police Service were slightly busier on the north side responding to 20 thefts.

After a traffic stop, a foot chase, a game of hide-and-seek and even a false identity, police charged a 22-year-old man with trafficking cocaine among other offences.

All-time records have been broken for November rainfall in Thunder Bay.

Flood outlook statement latest yet for Lakehead Region Conservation Agency.

Habitat for Humanity Thunder Bay has started the search for a new CEO, in the wake of the resignation of Diane Mitchell.

City dealing with flood reports following heavy rain, melting snow.

Crime prevention co-ordinator says city police will have to work hard to re-establish trust.

Tourism numbers on the rise this year, thanks to weaker Canadian dollar and other factors.

$33-million waterfront project has tight deadlines, must have municipal commitment by March to qualify for funding