Local News

THUNDER BAY -- Joshua Dunn can now say he has been through the world’s largest snow maze.

THUNDER BAY -- Local locomotive engineers and train workers at the Canadian Pacific Railway are joining their co-workers across the country on the picket line.

Firefighters had to use the jaws of life on Sunday afternoon to extricate a woman involved in a two-vehicle collision on Thunder Bay’s north side. Capt. Dirk Stadey of Thunder Bay Fire Rescue said it was difficult situation.

A north side pharmacy was robbed Saturday night by a woman brandishing what appeared to be a semi-automatic pistol. Thunder Bay police say the suspect entered the Shopper’s Drug Mart on Red River Road just before 9 p.m.

THUNDER BAY -- Bundle up if going outside. With wind chill values below - 40C, Environment Canada has issued an extreme cold warning for the city of Thunder Bay on Sunday morning.

THUNDER BAY -- Lorraine Lortie-Krawczuk believes the Chippewa Wildlife Exhibit still has great value to the city.

THUNDER BAY – Why simply buy flowers for Valentine’s Day when you can be surrounded by them for free? Those looking for a romantic, and economical, way to spend Valentine’s Day can turn to the Centennial Botanical Conservatory.

THUNDER BAY -- Twenty-three years the meaning of Valentine’s Day was forever changed for Sharon Johnson. On Feb. 13, 1992, the body of her 18-year-old sister, Sandra Kaye Johnson, was found on the frozen Neebing-McIntyre floodway by a passerby.

THUNDER BAY -- Police say a man wanted in a pair of earlier hotel robberies fits the description of an attempted Saturday morning Memorial Avenue heist. According to Thunder Bay police, a lone male entered Exquisite Gold and Gems at 10:17 a.m.

THUNDER BAY -- A suspect remains at large after robbing two city hotels.