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Police officer has assault causing bodily harm charge withdrawn

Police officer has assault causing bodily harm charge withdrawn

The charge was related to a serious injury suffered by 33-year-old man, who had been arrested outside a May Street business for public intoxication.
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$3.1B for First Nations mining promises ‘prosperity’, province says

$3.1B for First Nations mining promises ‘prosperity’, province says

The money will be used for loans, grants and scholarships towards Indigenous participation in mineral extraction.
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Assault charges withdrawn against taxi driver

Assault charges withdrawn against taxi driver

Charges against the 25-year-old driver were withdrawn three days after laid by the Thunder Bay Police Service.
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Family of woman found dead in Nipigon upset with police

Family of woman found dead in Nipigon upset with police

OPP say death investigations are complex, but they are committed to finding out what happened
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Police offer Safe Trade Zone for online marketplace exchanges

Police offer Safe Trade Zone for online marketplace exchanges

Designated areas outside police headquarters are well lit, covered by surveillance cameras and intended to make it safer to meet with strangers buying and selling online.
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Objections to ‘special economic zones’ bill pour in ahead of committee review

Objections to ‘special economic zones’ bill pour in ahead of committee review

A committee studying Bill 5 has received more than 100 written submissions so far opposing it
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Thunder Bay’s bike lanes officially open

Thunder Bay’s bike lanes officially open

Active transportation routes will remain in service until November 15.
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'That’s unacceptable': Discarded pickerel raises concern

'That’s unacceptable': Discarded pickerel raises concern

A pile of discarded, filleted pickerel was found on the old CN rail bed near Grandview Beach in Shuniah.
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Almost all opioid deaths caused by a drug people may not know they're taking: health unit

Almost all opioid deaths caused by a drug people may not know they're taking: health unit

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit had the province's highest rate of opioid toxicity deaths in 2024.
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2SLGBTQIA+ community targeted in nearly half of police-reported hate crimes last year

2SLGBTQIA+ community targeted in nearly half of police-reported hate crimes last year

The Thunder Bay Police Service Board received the statistics at its May meeting.
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