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OPP report fewer crashes despite hundreds of charges over long weekend

OPP report fewer crashes despite hundreds of charges over long weekend

North West Region OPP charged hundreds of drivers during a Civic Holiday traffic enforcement campaign.
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Northwest arterial and expressway projects will work in tandem

Northwest arterial and expressway projects will work in tandem

The Northwest Arterial Road project and Thunder Bay Expressway Rehabilitation Project are still five years away from construction, but city staff say one won’t come before the other.
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‘We need to do some catching up’: Sport minister says consistent funding for facilities is key

‘We need to do some catching up’: Sport minister says consistent funding for facilities is key

The community sport and recreation infrastructure fund has been providing money to a number of projects across Northwestern Ontario.
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Fees will more than double for shippers using the Thunder Bay harbour

Fees will more than double for shippers using the Thunder Bay harbour

The Thunder Bay Port Authority is gradually raising its fees, which are currently the lowest in Canada
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Jeanne Beker to deliver keynote address at Luncheon of Hope

Jeanne Beker to deliver keynote address at Luncheon of Hope

Former MuchMusic pioneer and long-time style editor at The Shopping Channel will be in Thunder Bay on Oct. 17.
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'Faster, more efficient, better': Recycling business expands with NOHFC help

'Faster, more efficient, better': Recycling business expands with NOHFC help

The provincial funding body recently provided $540,000 to Recycle West, an Oliver Paipoonge-based company that operates across Northwestern Ontario.
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Local athlete wins Ironman Ottawa

Local athlete wins Ironman Ottawa

Aliisa Heiskanen won the Ottawa IRONMAN triathlon
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Freedom of speech issue raised in Emo Pride case

Freedom of speech issue raised in Emo Pride case

The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal didn’t give adequate consideration to Mayor Harold McQuaker’s free speech rights under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Canadian Constitution Foundation argues.
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Stronger Together campaign aims to restock food shelves

Stronger Together campaign aims to restock food shelves

RFDA Stronger Together campaign is being supported by the The United Way of Thunder Bay who is matching all donations up to $10,000.
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Politicians at all levels praise new billion-dollar softwood lumber funding package

Politicians at all levels praise new billion-dollar softwood lumber funding package

Local representatives agree that all levels of government working together is crucial to the industry surviving the ongoing tariff war with the U.S.
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