Local News

A mid-February deep freeze that’s settled in over Northern Ontario may or may not have a effect on the opening of this year’s shipping season.

FORT SEVERN, Ont. -- The Federal government has announced a major educational investment in a pair of remote First Nations community.

THUNDER BAY -- A petition asking for the province to publish maps showing active trap lines has the attention of an area trapper’s organization.

THUNDER BAY -- It's been six months since the murder of a child shocked and saddened the residents of this community.

Winter might be stalking Hey Rosetta!. Since the seven-piece band left their St. John's home, storms seem to have followed them to every show.

THUNDER BAY -- The city’s public school board has to wait another month before finding out where cuts will be made in this year’s budget.

Police have laid charges stemming from a two-vehicle collision Sunday at the intersection of the Thunder Bay Expressway and Dawson Road. OPP said the 57-year-old female driver of a white SUV has been charged with failing to stop at a red light.

A Thunder Bay resident was rushed to hospital on Monday after being found unconscious in a north side home, the victim of suspected carbon-monoxide poisoning.

THUNDER BAY – City police officers drew their guns more last year than at any point in the past five years.

THUNDER BAY – The chief of Superior North EMS is hopeful a new community paramedicine program can help alleviate the burden on emergency responders, including police officers.