Local News

Four recent incidents of elevated carbon monoxide levels in Thunder Bay homes have prompted a caution from the fire service.

As many as 2,000 residents in the County Fair Plaza area are without power Tuesday afternoon.

Some animals at the Chippewa Wildlife Exhibit have a new home in Ottawa, but one animal died during a TB test.

A new source of Lyme disease has one scientist warning that it's even more important to take precautions now that tick season has started in northwestern Ontario.

Online petition calls on Fort Frances council to rename Colonization Road, a decision that would be supported by the Treaty 3 Grand Chief.

Ontario's human-trafficking strategy includes a focus on indigenous victims.

Youth Week officially kicked off with the raising of the youth flag at Thunder Bay City Hall.

The Thunder Bay Public Library will review all its procedures and policies in order to act on the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Thunder Bay city council votes to go ahead with a bag tag system that will allow residents to have an additional item of garbage collected at curbside when the limit is reduced to two items effective July 1.

Thunder Bay residents helped emergency service workers kick off the 66th annual Mental Health Week.