Local News

Members of Local 87 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees have been without a contract for two years and can walk off the job on Nov. 1.

A routine traffic stop Thursday led to the seizure of $15,000 worth of cocaine.

Thunder Bay Hydro announced Friday that it is exploring a possible merge with Kenora Hydro

Professional engineers Ontario will be investigating the events surrounding the failure of the Nipigon River Bridge

Local church will toll the bell for four minutes everyday at 5 p.m. until Oct. 24 to show support for the city of Aleppo

Hundreds of the city's residents attended the first flu shot clinic of the season Thursday at the Boys and Girls Club.

Anthony Gojsic scores twice from the goal line to pace St. Ignatius to 29th straight junior football win

City clerk will meet with city council on Tuesday over potential changes to the 2018 municipal election, including the possibility of replacing the first-past-the-post electoral system with a ranked ballot system.

More than 170 athletes, including future Olympians, are expected to compete as the country's best alpine skiers descend on Thunder Bay next February

For the first time in nearly a decade, hydro rates will remain unchanged following a recent OEB decision