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Warkentin claims top seed heading into Major League playoffs

Warkentin claims top seed heading into Major League playoffs

Warkentin rink came through on its final stone to edge Krista McCarville 7-6 on Wednesday night.
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Dubinsky opens with loss at Northern Ontario U18s

Dubinsky opens with loss at Northern Ontario U18s

Thunder Bay's Lily Wright beat Cochrane's Rihanna Third 7-1 to open 1-0 at the Timmins, Ont. event.
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VIDEO: Alstom secures crucial $500M contract

VIDEO: Alstom secures crucial $500M contract

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OPP remind motorists to be cautious driving near snow plows

OPP remind motorists to be cautious driving near snow plows

There are too many close calls with snow plows involved on local highways, police say.
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Police investigate Lincoln Street homicide

Police investigate Lincoln Street homicide

A male victim found with life-threatening injuries was pronounced deceased in hospital
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Name chosen for new consolidated school in Rainy River

Name chosen for new consolidated school in Rainy River

Board trustees voteD to call the school Rainy River K-12 School.
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Green Technology moving forward towards lithium mine and plant

Green Technology moving forward towards lithium mine and plant

Company executive Cameron Henry says a mine near Armstrong could start up in 2026, a processing plant in Thunder Bay before 2030.
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North shore bank closure should be appealed, MPP says

North shore bank closure should be appealed, MPP says

Lise Vaugeois wants BMO to come up with a solution 'that respects the people'.
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Grace Place keeping people 'Out of the Cold'

Grace Place keeping people 'Out of the Cold'

Without the additional funding from DSSAB, there would be upwards of 30 people with no place to go, said Grace Place operations manager Melody Macsemchuk.
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Feds announce $900K for planting trees in the Ogoki Forest

Feds announce $900K for planting trees in the Ogoki Forest

An area destroyed by fire in 2023 will be regenerated in a collaboration that includes the private sector and the First Nations group that manages the forest.
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