Local News

Local political hopefuls are in favour of federal support for a multiplex in Thunder Bay, but only if certain criteria are met.

A gastrointestinal outbreak at Pinewood Court is over the local health unit says.

Last year’s warmer weather spoiled Thunder Bay residents so an April snowfall isn’t out of the ordinary, says the City of Thunder Bay’s manager of roads. A snowfall of about five centimetres blanketed the city on Sunday and continued on Monday.

Police charged a 30-year-old-man charged with robbery in connection the theft of a May Street convenience store. Thunder Bay Police Service officers took the man into custody at a Court Street apartment just after 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

The City of Thunder Bay Archives will open its doors for a behind-the-scenes look at the institution. The tours will be open for tours on April 7 and 8 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. to celebrate Archives Awareness week.

Opponents of Horizon Wind Inc.’s plan to build turbines on the Nor’Wester mountain range are bringing in a heavy hitter on Monday in an attempt to stall council’s decision on settling a $126-million lawsuit with the southern Ontario company.

The North of Superior Film Festival has found its stride at its new home but there’s always room to improve, says the festival’s president.

Anna Marchese is tired of fighting. The mother of three started volunteering with Nor’Western Mountain Escarpment Protection Committee around September 2009.

The Home and Garden Show has grown to be one of the largest events in Northwestern Ontario because it offers the community a one-stop shop for housing needs, says the show’s co-chair.

The Home and Garden Show has grown to be one of the largest events in Northwestern Ontario because it offers the community a one-stop shop for housing needs, says the show’s co-chair.