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‘On no, not again:’ devastation after third flood in 12 years

‘On no, not again:’ devastation after third flood in 12 years

Every four years, just before the summer Olympics, Lori Kajutis’ basement floods. In 2008, the year Beijing hosted, water poured into the basement of Kajutis’ Ontario Street home causing $14, 000 of damage. Insurance covered none of it.
Making gourmet s’more with Red Lion Smokehouse (VIDEO)

Making gourmet s’more with Red Lion Smokehouse (VIDEO)

The Gourmet Thunder Bay web series takes a trip downtown to the Red Lion Smokehouse. In this episode, Red Lion owner and head chef John Murray make a gourmet plate of s’more. You can watch the video below. Enjoy!
Water plant survives heavy rain, crews still responding to flood calls: City

Water plant survives heavy rain, crews still responding to flood calls: City

June 26, 2016 – Heavy rainfall experienced in Thunder Bay on Saturday, June 25, caused flooding in a number of locations throughout the City. The Lakehead Region Conservation Authority reported up to 92mm of rain fell in the City on Saturday.

Thunder Bay's Alzheimer society launches new campaign

THUNDER BAY - Thunder Bay's Alzheimer society has kicked off a campaign to make city businesses more accessible for those living with dementia.
Leap forward for regional medical services with hospital merges

Leap forward for regional medical services with hospital merges

THUNDER BAY - Officials with the hospitals in Marathon and Terrace Bay are celebrating what they call a big leap forward for regional medical services.
Highway 590 closed after roadway washed out

Highway 590 closed after roadway washed out

A section of Highway 590 is closed after part of the roadway washed out Saturday night. The OPP confirmed the road closure in a closed road advisory sent to media after 11 p.m. Saturday.
UPDATE: City homes flooded following heavy rain

UPDATE: City homes flooded following heavy rain

THUNDER BAY – Scattered reports of flooding are coming in from several areas of the city following heavy rain Saturday evening. Areas that appear most affected by flooding are homes and businesses in the Northwood, McIntyre and McKellar Wards.
Local author Amy Jones joins bestsellers club with debut novel

Local author Amy Jones joins bestsellers club with debut novel

Amy Jones is now a bestselling author. The local writer’s debut novel, We’re All in This Together, hit store shelves in June and quickly found itself on the Globe and Mail’s Canadian fiction bestsellers list at No. 5.
Conquer the Fort postponed due to weather

Conquer the Fort postponed due to weather

THUNDER BAY - The Conquer the Fort Mud Run scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to poor weather. Officials said all mud run events have been rescheduled for Sunday, June 26th at Fort William Historical Park. The first race is set for 9 a.m.
UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm watch ends

UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm watch ends

UPDATE: A severe thunderstorm watch for the City of Thunder Bay has ended. Environment Canada officially ended the watch just before noon Saturday. Below is the original watch Environment Canada issued for this area.
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