Local News

A local company that makes bitters is moving its distilling expansion to the United States as its owners say Ontario's bill to overhaul distillery taxation comes up short.

St. Joseph's Care Group reserves the right not to provide physician-assisted death services under a new provincial law that exempts institutions from performing the procedure on religious grounds.

McCarville makes double takeout to score three in the seventh and advance in Sault Ste. Marie.

Eleven-year-old Taylor Gorrie is on her way to making a big difference within elementary schools.

Grade 8 Students from Kingsway participated today in "Hour Of Code"

This year's Stuff a Cruiser event is being held at four locations around the city including Superstore, Metro, Safeway and Wal-mart.

Around Town: St. Patrick's student helping you get into the Holiday spirit

Lakehead University has succeeded in reversing an enrolment decline that began five years ago, bringing some relief to administrators dealing with the impact that enrolment drops can have on budgets and on programming.

Thunder Bay rink knocks off Northern Ontario rival Tracy Fleury squad to advance in Sault Ste. Marie.

A new cap and trade system to launch next year will raise $1.9 billion annually for Ontario's transition to a green energy economy. Even as its launch draws closer, business and municipal leaders are both wondering how northern communities will benefit.