Local News

THUNDER BAY -- Massive Target liquidation could start by the end of the week. The U.S.-based retailer is requesting a court order to move forward with the liquidation.

THUNDER BAY -- The measles virus has landed in Canada, but has yet to make its way to Thunder Bay.

THUNDER BAY -- Keith Hobbs wants safety improved near St. Ann School.

THUNDER BAY -- Councillors will have to wait until budget meetings to discuss a 20-year wastewater strategy.

THUNDER BAY -- Residents near Golf Links Road say the city's extensive project hasn't been built as advertised.

THUNDER BAY -- City council will wait until next week to hold a closed door meeting on the latest offer from CN on the James Street swing bridge.

THUNDER BAY -- Gas prices are on the rise. As of Monday afternoon at least six local gas bars were moving above the dollar-per-litre mark as gas prices, following the provincial trend of elevated prices.

THUNDER BAY -- The Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association is forwarding the names of two area politicians to voice the region's concerns over property assessment.

THUNDER BAY – Striking Community Care Access Centre health-care workers insist they will remain off the job until receiving fair compensation.

The Canadian Cancer Society’s local Relay for Life is getting a facelift in 2015. Event organizers on Monday said they’ll be shortening the length of this year’s fundraiser to six hours, from 6 p.m. until midnight on June 19.