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TBT Newshour: May 5

TBT Newshour: May 5

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VIDEO: Ceremony held at Queen's Park to honour former Thunder Bay Police Constable Craig Town

VIDEO: Ceremony held at Queen's Park to honour former Thunder Bay Police Constable Craig Town

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OPP investigating after explosives found in Marathon

OPP investigating after explosives found in Marathon

Police say they’re looking into two separate incidents two months apart this year.
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Province funding local projects against gender-based violence

Province funding local projects against gender-based violence

Nokiiwin, Matawa and Thunder Bay Counselling will receive $2.9 million over three years to fund 'new and innovative projects.'
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Former Thunder Bay and Rainy River officers honoured at Ontario Police Memorial

Former Thunder Bay and Rainy River officers honoured at Ontario Police Memorial

Craig Town felt policing 'fulfilled his destiny,' said widow of the late Thunder Bay officer
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Ontario Provincial Police lay impaired driving charge in Greenstone

Ontario Provincial Police lay impaired driving charge in Greenstone

Police say they arrested and charged a 24 year-old man.
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CEDC, Chamber of commerce accepting applications to new local business fund

CEDC, Chamber of commerce accepting applications to new local business fund

The ‘small business tariff response fund’ will provide money for businesses affected by U.S. tariffs and retaliatory ones by Canada.
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Structure fire damages multiple buildings

Structure fire damages multiple buildings

People in nearby residences were evacuated quickly and safely, as there were no reported injuries. 
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Indigenous dancers from across the region to hit the stage in Toronto

Indigenous dancers from across the region to hit the stage in Toronto

Youth from Pikangilkum, Webequie and Gakijiwanong Ainishinaabe will perform at the 18th annual Outside Looking In showcase on May 9, 2025.
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Washout causes temporary closure of McVicar Creek multi-use trail

Washout causes temporary closure of McVicar Creek multi-use trail

'In the interest of safety, we're trying to keep people off that trail," city spokesperson says
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