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Lack of snow saves the city $1.4 million

Lack of snow saves the city $1.4 million

But, the warmer weather has meant more pot holes need to be filled in Thunder Bay.
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Atlookan describes possible plans for Eabametoong students

Atlookan describes possible plans for Eabametoong students

Eabametoong's Chief Solomon Atlookan sat down with Dougall Media on Jan. 31 to discuss ways forward for families and community members affected by the JCY Centre fire.
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VIDEO: Thunderbolts take on regional competitors in swim meet

VIDEO: Thunderbolts take on regional competitors in swim meet

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VIDEO: Free-throw competition at St. Pat's with Knights of Columbus

VIDEO: Free-throw competition at St. Pat's with Knights of Columbus

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No warm weather worries for Polar Bear Plunge organizers

No warm weather worries for Polar Bear Plunge organizers

A fundraising goal of $75,000 is set for this year’s event, which will be held on April 6.
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TBDSSAB needs 130 ECEs to open over 200 child care spots

TBDSSAB needs 130 ECEs to open over 200 child care spots

Since the province's announcement of the $10 per day child care in March 2022, the board's waitlist for licensed spots increased by almost 24 per cent. 
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Heart cookie campaign comes full circle

Heart cookie campaign comes full circle

Over the years, Bay Village Coffee has been a leader in advocating for awareness and funding for the hospital’s cardiac centre, which enables local patients to remain in Thunder Bay for treatment rather than have to travel to Toronto.
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TBT NEWSHOUR Jan. 31, 2024: Moffatt trial ends with "not guilty" verdict

TBT NEWSHOUR Jan. 31, 2024: Moffatt trial ends with "not guilty" verdict

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ThunderCon to return in September

ThunderCon to return in September

Organizers promise to build on last year's success, which brought a pair of Degrassi stars to Thunder Bay.
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Budget discussions continue tonight at city hall

Budget discussions continue tonight at city hall

Tonight's session begins at 5 p.m. with budget ratification scheduled for Monday, Feb. 12.
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