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Don’t be Trashy: City launches new campaign for Civic Pride Month

Don’t be Trashy: City launches new campaign for Civic Pride Month

The city has a request for residents this spring – Don’t be trashy. In celebration of Civic Pride Month the city launched a new campaign to keep Thunder Bay clean.
Former NDP candidates hope federal party keep Mulcair as leader

Former NDP candidates hope federal party keep Mulcair as leader

THUNDER BAY – The two local NDP candidates who ran in last fall’s federal election want the party to stay the course in leadership.

TRAFFIC/ UPDATE:Tractor trailer cleared, highway 11-17 re-opened

UPDATE: Highway 11-17 at Sistonens Corners is no longer blocked. THUNDER BAY – Following overnight snow there could be traffic problems on a small stretch of Highway 11-17 at this hour.
Only two reported collisions ... for now: City police

Only two reported collisions ... for now: City police

Following is a media release issued by the Thunder Bay Police Service Environment Canada seems to have been right on the mark with yesterday's forecast of wet snow.
Early morning fire seriously damages Limbrick home

Early morning fire seriously damages Limbrick home

THUNDER BAY – Firefighters responded to an early morning house fire in Northwood on Wednesday. Firefighters say the fire was reported at about 2 a.m. at a townhouse off Limbrick Street.
Health unit investigation determines norovirus cause of illness outbreak, sushi bar not at fault

Health unit investigation determines norovirus cause of illness outbreak, sushi bar not at fault

THUNDER BAY - The district health unit has determined suspected cases of food-borne illness were not acquired through a local sushi bar.

Matawa First Nation seeks immediate health crisis action

THUNDER BAY -- The chief of Neskantaga First Nation says urgent action must be taken to address the health-care crisis in Ontario’s First Nations communities.

Optimism is back in region's mining industry

THUNDER BAY --After a few bad years for the mining industry in Northwestern Ontario mining experts are feeling good about 2016.

Humane society adds second investigator for animal cruelty cases

THUNDER BAY -- A second investigator will be joining the Thunder Bay and District Humane Society the agency for faster response times to animal cruelty calls. The humane society responds to calls from White River to the Manitoba border.
Takeover of Recool will not change recycling services for now

Takeover of Recool will not change recycling services for now

THUNDER BAY -- For now it will be business as usual for the city's recycling services now that a new company has taken over Recool Canada.
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