Local News

THUNDER BAY -- Bombardier has brought back all employees temporarily laid off earlier this year and hired 50 new people as production on two contracts ramps up.

Bombardier employees and the company have combined to give $80,000 to help kick start the United Way of Thunder Bay’s 2015 campaign.

City of Thunder Bay News Release: April 21, 2015 – William Street between Edward Street and Barton Street will be closedto through traffic for approximatelytwo weeks beginning Friday, April 24, due to storm sewer construction.

THUNDER BAY -- Police are still searching for a local man missing since last week. Thunder Bay Police Service released a photo of Terry Brasseur's truck in hopes the public can help find the 42-year-old man.

THUNDER BAY -- A woman’s health impacts the health of her child throughout their life, especially the effects of substance use.

THUNDER BAY – Racism can be expressed in many forms that are unique to individual communities.

THUNDER BAY -- A seaway issue brought to Parliament Hill by a local MP is one of many changes needed in the system, says at least one official from the local port.

OPP News Release: (THUNDER BAY, ON) – The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) will be hosting a recruiting initiative known as ”Northern Police Experience” in the City of Thunder Bay on Saturday, May 30 and Sunday, May 31, 2015.

City of Thunder Bay news release: April 21, 2015 – The second installment of the 2015 tax bill is due on Wednesday, May 6. The interim tax billing is based on 50 per cent of your 2014 tax rate and 2014 assessment.

A section of highway closed Monday afternoon has been re-opened, OPP officials confirm. A section of Highway 17 had been closed in both directions after a part of the roadway was washed out Monday.