Local News

The land that the Thunder Bay Sawmill is situated on has been officially recognized as belonging to the Fort William First Nation, putting an end to talks that have been ongoing for years.

A court case involving Red Rock Mill Inc. and the company's president, Robert Van Patten, has been pushed back once again. The company and Van Patten have been charged with nine offences under the Environmental Protection Act.

Gilbert Kerr has a new home. While the Thunder Bay resident might not know about his new asset yet, his name was drawn for the Fort William Rotary Club’s 25th Rotary House Lottery.

Steve Mantis wants everyone to work together to make Northwestern Ontario a better place. That was his message after winning the Thunder Bay-Superior North provincial NDP nomination Thursday night.

Gov.-Gen. David Johnston is recognizing the accomplishments of two prominent Thunder Bay residents. Lawyer David Shannon and physician Ruth Kajander are two of 50 Canadians being appointed to the Order of Canada.

Gov.-Gen. David Johnston is recognizing the accomplishments of two prominent Thunder Bay residents. Lawyer David Shannon and physician Ruth Kajander are two of 50 Canadians being appointed to the Order of Canada.

Thunder Bay residents are getting their first look at what a proposed multiplex might look like in all three shortlisted locations.

Bruins Nation descended on city hall Thursday, cheering Mayor Keith Hobbs’ decision to fly the team flag in honour of their Stanley Cup win.

The city’s outdoor pools are open, officially ushering in the summer season in Thunder Bay. Kids of all ages couldn’t wait to dive in, splashing their vacation cares away on Day 1 of their annual summer break.

The city hopes more campers will hook up with Chippewa Park after changes to its RV park. The park’s 26 RV campsites now have 50 amp electrical service, water and new fire pits.