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Fender-bender

Fender-bender

Two people have been sent to hospital with undetermined injuries after a two-vehicle collision in the city’s north end.

Job sanctions at area high schools reinstated

THUNDER BAY -- Job sanctions were reinstated in local high schools Thursday. Lakehead Public Schools announced late Wednesday they were advised by the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation job sanctions would be reinstated immediately.
Moving pains: McKellar Place residents worry about double rent

Moving pains: McKellar Place residents worry about double rent

THUNDER BAY -- Some seniors living at McKellar Place are worried they could be forced to pay rent twice in January. Tenants are expected to make the move from McKellar to the new Sister Leila Greco Apartments.

Border agents seize gun, booze and drugs from U.S. couple

THUNDER BAY -- Drugs, booze and a gun were found in an RV last month as a U.S. couple tried to cross the border into Canada. On Oct.

Man charged following weekend crash

THUNDER BAY -- A local man faces three charges after a weekend crash. Last Saturday, a blue Ford Focus crossed the centre line on Arthur Street and hit a grey Mazda sedan. The Mazda was then hit by an approaching vehicle.
WSIB chair hopes for sustainable and fair system

WSIB chair hopes for sustainable and fair system

THUNDER BAY -- Elizabeth Witmer admits there have been a lot of negatives when it comes to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. The provincial compensation organization is facing $14.
Picking a spot

Picking a spot

THUNDER BAY -- The city's fire department hopes council approves its plan to build a new fire station along West Frederica Street.

Police looking for Jeep that crashed into pole twice

THUNDER BAY -- City police are looking for public assistance regarding a crash in which a yellow Jeep struck a pole twice before fleeing. Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service say the incident took place at 8 p.m.
Finding priorities

Finding priorities

THUNDER BAY -- Roads and storm water management remained top of mind for councillors looking to set the city’s infrastructure priorities.
Famous 100-year-old white pine milled, to become public art

Famous 100-year-old white pine milled, to become public art

THUNDER BAY -- Woodworkers looking to make art with a piece of the city’s history will soon get their chance.
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