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Property owner gets unexpected $5K cheque from Hydro One

Property owner gets unexpected $5K cheque from Hydro One

The utility apologized, but says it pays people who let Hydro One on their property to plan the design of the Waasigan Transmission Line
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Northern Policy Institute collecting data this month to better understand the North

Northern Policy Institute collecting data this month to better understand the North

The Northern Policy institute is doing a survey blitz until Feb. 15 with a program called Measurement Month in order to capture data that might have been missed in national surveys.
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Business confidence wanes in Ontario's economy, says Chamber report

Business confidence wanes in Ontario's economy, says Chamber report

Labour shortages, inflation discourage survey respondents in Ontario Chamber's annual report
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A 1966 Mustang GT is top prize in Museum raffle

A 1966 Mustang GT is top prize in Museum raffle

Grand prize, which will be drawn for on Aug. 12, is worth $46,000.
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Thunder Bay police concerned about transfer of forensic autopsies to Toronto

Thunder Bay police concerned about transfer of forensic autopsies to Toronto

Police say there will be 'a profound impact' if no medicolegal autopsies are done in Thunder Bay
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Police make arrest in Fassina Street attempted murder

Police make arrest in Fassina Street attempted murder

A 29-year-old Thunder Bay man is charged with attempted murder and armed robbery.
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TBT NEWSHOUR: Feb. 7, 2023: Council finalizes city budget

TBT NEWSHOUR: Feb. 7, 2023: Council finalizes city budget

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City spends another $600K this year on water filters for homeowners

City spends another $600K this year on water filters for homeowners

The city could continue supplying filters to homes with lead water pipes for three more years
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Thunder Bay curlers undefeated at U18s

Thunder Bay curlers undefeated at U18s

Thunder Bay's Jackson Dubinsky and Adam Wiersema are 3-1 playing for Brendan Rajala's Northern Ontario No. 1 rink in the boys U18 competition.
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New OPP K-9 team assigned to Thunder Bay

New OPP K-9 team assigned to Thunder Bay

Const. Amy Sloan and Edo, a Belgian Malinois, are now working out of the city
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