Local News

Thunder Bay Police Service faced a busy week dealing with more than 201 incidents.

Over capacity and in the red: Humane Society feeling the financial pinch because of a massive cat population and the vet bills they spawn.

McKellar Park Central Public school students are getting swept up in the sport of curling thanks to a newly formed partnership.

October 19 th marked one full year that I have had the honour and privilege of representing the people of Thunder Bay – Rainy River in Canada`s Parliament. I am proud of the Real Change that this government has made in its first year.

Friday's ceremony will honour highly decorated Second World War veteran Charlie Byce.

A 34-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving

Fire Chief John Hay say working smoke alarms are people's best defence to escape a fire in their home.

Local students connect with past local heroes by cleaning headstones in advance of Remembrance Day.

Police cruiser suicide leads inquest council to recommend First Nations policing receive funding levels equal to that of non First Nation municipalities.

City of Thunder Bay PSA Due to mechanical issues with pickup vehicles, this week’s scheduled curbside collection of leaf and yard waste has experienced delays of up to one day.