Local News

THUNDER BAY -- Premier Kathleen Wynne is scheduled to be in town on Thursday to help kick off Day 1 of the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association's annual general meeting. The premier is slated to deliver remarks in an evening address.

THUNDER BAY - The city has reached a last minute tentative deal with paramedics who were preparing to walk off the job later this week.

SHUNIAH -- A Ministry of Transportation official involved with an updated plan to twin 14.4 kilometres of Highway 11-17 between Pass Lake and Pearl says entrance access seems to be the biggest concerns of nearby residents.

The Thunder Bay Police Service has been receiving ongoing complaints in regards to active drug dealing at two residences in the 100 block of Picton Avenue.

A number of weekend thefts have sparked concern from police. 

THUNDER BAY -- In recognition the city sits on the traditional Fort William First Nation territory, the First Nation’s flag will permanently fly outside of Thunder Bay City Hall.

Shelly Lynn St. Arnaud isn’t sure if her son will ever recover from the vicious assault he was the alleged victim of last Friday evening.

(FORT FRANCES, ON) – Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to notify the citizens of Northwestern Ontario that from May 1- 7, 2016 is Emergency Preparedness (EP) Week.

THUNDER BAY – The province is investing $2.5 million to retrofit social housing in this region. The announcement, part of an $82 million Green Investment Fund, will see the retrofitting of social housing buildings with more than 150 units.

City Discontinues Landfill Free Week this May April 26, 2016 – The City of Thunder Bay will discontinue the annual Free Week at the Solid Waste & Recycling Facility in May as part of a recommended action item in the Solid Waste Management S