Local News

THUNDER BAY – The federal government’s plan to resettle Syrian refugees will likely mean any arrival to the city won’t happen by the end of the year.

One of Thunder Bay's most respected community activists was honoured Tuesday evening as Bay Credit Union awarded its 10th annual Ilkka T. Ovaska Award. The award is meant to recognize community members who promote social responsibility.

The United Way of Thunder Bay is feeling the pinch.

The Cranton Wellness Centre is trying to move mountains – of toys. The Memorial Avenue medical facility on Wednesday launched its 11th annual Toy Mountain campaign, setting a goal of collecting at least 401 toys in 2015.

THUNDER BAY – A Ring of Fire stakeholder is taking the first steps towards constructing a rail line to reach the remote and potentially lucrative mining development.

THUNDER BAY – This city recorded the second highest number of Aboriginal people murdered of any Canadian metropolitan area over 100,000 people last year.

THUNDER BAY -- Gas prices are holding steady in the city, despite an apparent freefall at gas bars in Fort William First Nations. According to recent reports from Ontariogasprices.

OPP Media Release (FORT FRANCES, ON) - On November 25, 2015 at 7:28 am, officers of the Rainy River District Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to the report of a train collision at Kings Highway 11 in the Township of Chapple

City of Thunder Bay Media Release Thunder Bay Fire Rescue, Union Gas and the Fire Marshal’s Public Fire Safety Council have teamed up through Project Zero to launch Thunder Bay Fire Rescue’s SAFE program (Smoke/CO Alarms For Everyone).

OPP News Release (DRYDEN, ON) – On Monday November 23, 2015 just before 5pm members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Dryden detachment were notified of a motor vehicle collision on Highway 17 Docker Township blocking both lanes closing Hi