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Fednor gives nearly $500,000 to Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre

Fednor gives nearly $500,000 to Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre

THUNDER BAY -- The federal government wants to grow small business and diversify the North's economy Patty Hajdu said.
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Bachelors of Hope charity auction continues tradition of raising money for breast cancer

Bachelors of Hope charity auction continues tradition of raising money for breast cancer

THUNDER BAY – Ryan McDonnell was willing to make himself available for the highest bidder for a good cause.
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Province spending $1M to create storage facility at Keefer Terminal

Province spending $1M to create storage facility at Keefer Terminal

THUNDER BAY – The local port is hoping a boost from the provincial government will allow it to ride the recent revival of the local shipping industry into the long-term future.
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Man arrested after police use app to find stolen iPhone

Man arrested after police use app to find stolen iPhone

THUNDER BAY -- It appears "Find My iPhone" can also help fight crime. A resident in the 700 block of Huron Avenue was startled around noon Wednesday to discover a man in her home.
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Macdonald, Nealon leave Thunder Bay in stitches

Macdonald, Nealon leave Thunder Bay in stitches

THUNDER BAY -- Norm Macdonald isn’t for everyone.
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United Way committee to forge stronger relationships with Indigenous people

United Way committee to forge stronger relationships with Indigenous people

THUNDER BAY -- The United Way of Thunder Bay is set to enact a declaration of commitment to collaborate with Indigenous people and organizations around the city.
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City to become Resettlement Assistance Program centre for refugees

City to become Resettlement Assistance Program centre for refugees

THUNDER BAY -- The city will now play a bigger role in helping refugees resettle in Canada.
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Right to die advocate says new medically assisted death law falls short

Right to die advocate says new medically assisted death law falls short

THUNDER BAY – The federal government’s proposed medically assisted death law is “restrictive” and “cruel” to those seeking an end to terminal suffering, says a past president of Dying with Dignity Canada.
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First Nations leaders speak to parliamentary standing committee on health and suicide crises

First Nations leaders speak to parliamentary standing committee on health and suicide crises

OTTAWA – Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler says First Nation health-care delivery systems are broken and he’s calling on the federal government to fix the problem now.
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Comedian Kevin Nealon has never lost his passion for stand-up comedy

Comedian Kevin Nealon has never lost his passion for stand-up comedy

THUNDER BAY -- Kevin Nealon says comedians who give up stand-up were probably never in love with the craft in the first place. He’s not planning on giving it up anytime soon.
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