Local News

Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Labour Patty Hajdu says government's softwood lumber aid package will bring immediate assistance to forestry industry facing pressure from American duties.

Lakehead University celebrates new graduates with first of three convocation ceremonies over two days.

June 1 was declared Injured Workers Day in Thunder Bay. The ceremony brought forward troubling issues in worker compensation.

May is proving to be another strong month for the Port of Thunder Bay.

Police services board officially appoints Sylvie Hauth as acting police chief following suspension of J.P. Levesque.

Lakehead University's Achievement Program helps make post-secondary education accessible to children and families in financial need.

A 53-year-old woman was charged with impaired driving earlier this week after failing the roadside test.

The Thunder Bay Art Gallery's latest display features a variety of intriguing pieces from secondary school students.

Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating a suspect who spray-painted a fire truck in Red Lake.

Fort William Historical Park ditches music festival for fireworks, skydiving and circus-style entertainment this July.