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Diver in critical condition

Diver in critical condition

A technical diver became unconscious under water at the Judge Hart shipwreck in Lake Superior.
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Border Cats, city come to resolution on field delay

Border Cats, city come to resolution on field delay

The Northwoods League club was forced to play their first 10 home games outside of Thunder Bay.
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Thunder Bay teacher wins Ontario award

Thunder Bay teacher wins Ontario award

Lisa Dampier receives teachers' union Anti-Bias Award
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Lake trout vulnerable to long-term climate change

Lake trout vulnerable to long-term climate change

A new study has found that lake trout can adapt to yearly variations in season length, but over time, longer summers could mean reduced populations.
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New apartments spring up in north Thunder Bay

New apartments spring up in north Thunder Bay

Developers are working on at least seven projects
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Letter to the Editor: Ontario's Basic Income Pilot status update

Letter to the Editor: Ontario's Basic Income Pilot status update

To the Editor: Ontario’s Basic Income Pilot was launched this spring in Hamilton, Brantford, Brant County and Thunder Bay and surrounding area.
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Police investigating stolen excavator

Police investigating stolen excavator

A Kubota mini excavator was stolen from the Shuniah Volunteer Fire Hall between Aug. 10 and Aug. 14.
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Firefighters make quick work of Bethune Street fire

Firefighters make quick work of Bethune Street fire

Nobody was injured and damage was kept to a minimum after Thunder Bay firefighters called to south side house fire.
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Thunder Bay Country Club condo project set to resume

Thunder Bay Country Club condo project set to resume

A building permit application has been submitted at City Hall for the 109-unit project
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Northern Ontario leaders hear about contraband tobacco

Northern Ontario leaders hear about contraband tobacco

Coalition claims more than half of cigarettes purchased in Northern Ontario are contraband.
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