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Spectators receive scare in circus motorcycle mishap

Spectators receive scare in circus motorcycle mishap

Great Benjamins Circus said it's implementing safety measures after a human error at a Thunder Bay performance
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Most striking federal workers back on the job with tentative deal

Most striking federal workers back on the job with tentative deal

The tentative agreement would give workers a compounded wage increase of 12.6 per cent over the course of the four-year deal.
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Melillo raises concerns about federal gun buy-back program

Melillo raises concerns about federal gun buy-back program

Kenora Conservative MP Eric Melillo says the government's plans for the program would fall short at addressing gun-related violence.  
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Victoria Inn sold to Naagaaniiyang Limited Partnership

Victoria Inn sold to Naagaaniiyang Limited Partnership

Genesis Hospitality has operated the Victoria Inn in Thunder Bay for 30 years
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May is expected to be warmer and drier than normal

May is expected to be warmer and drier than normal

Temperatures should be 4-5 degrees above normal by Sunday
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Provincial poll finds 61% of nurses ready to leave profession

Provincial poll finds 61% of nurses ready to leave profession

Registered practical nurses across the province are calling on employers and the provincial government to improve working conditions and offer $35 per hour minimum pay
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Moose hunters fined $9K for incident near Upsala

Moose hunters fined $9K for incident near Upsala

Two hunters fired at a moose down a public road near Upsala
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Thunder Bay lawyer's licence gets revoked

Thunder Bay lawyer's licence gets revoked

Thomas Michael Harris had already been suspended since 2018
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TBT NEWSHOUR: April 30, 2023: Second person dead after crash near Upsala

TBT NEWSHOUR: April 30, 2023: Second person dead after crash near Upsala

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Council endorses more supportive approach to homeless encampments

Council endorses more supportive approach to homeless encampments

Thunder Bay’s city council has reaffirmed its backing of a new approach to homeless encampments that offers supports and avoids forced evictions from public land.
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