Local News

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit has wrapped up its investigation into a food poisoning case last month at the Slovak Legion. Thirty-four people became sick after eating a Christmas meal at the facility on Dec. 14.

The man charged with careless driving causing death following the 2008 fatality of a 14-year-old boy must wait until at least February to learn the judge’s verdict.

City officials will find out next Thursday whether or not a judge will allow an arbitrator to decide the fate of four turbines Horizon Wind Inc. has planned for the Nor’Wester Mountain range.

A young woman armed with a syringe robbed a pharmacy in the city's north side Tuesday night, a week after another drugstore was robbed with a similar weapon.

If Mayor Keith Hobbs and Coun. Ken Boshcoff have their way, the public will know a lot more about what goes on behind closed doors.

Officials with the City of Thunder Bay roads division are responding to complaints about the number of snowplows and sander trucks on city streets during the New Year's weekend.

Police laid more impaired-driving charges in the city during this year’s holiday season compared to last year, but police say they don’t believe that means more people are drinking and driving.

Shipments of wind turbine parts are providing Thunder Bay's Keefer Terminal with some economic activity early this year.

Thunder Bay Police have four people in custody in connection with an alleged recovered stolen vehicle after a short chase through city streets.

There were no injuries following a morning collision between a school bus and another vehicle on the city’s north side. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say the collision happened just after 8 a.m.