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Police investigating serious assault

Police investigating serious assault

Incident took place on Friday night at a residence on Sioux Lookout's Millar Crescent.
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TBT Newshour: August 25

TBT Newshour: August 25

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VIDEO: Art Gallery cost balloons to $75M, leaving major funding shortfall

VIDEO: Art Gallery cost balloons to $75M, leaving major funding shortfall

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Victim of fatal Highway 589 collision identified

Victim of fatal Highway 589 collision identified

A 19-year-old resident of Thunder Bay died after a collision in the Lappe area.
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NAN mourns Norwegian hiker found dead, calls for better far north search and rescue

NAN mourns Norwegian hiker found dead, calls for better far north search and rescue

"Bureaucracy is getting in the way of safety" says NAN's executive council.
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Driver found impaired and unconscious after fleeing collision scene, police say

Driver found impaired and unconscious after fleeing collision scene, police say

Thunder Bay police said they located a suspect vehicle parked blocks away from an incident on Kingsway.
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Central Park greenspace project to go to tender this fall

Central Park greenspace project to go to tender this fall

Kenora city officials have allocated over $160,000 from municipal coffers to the Central Community Club greenspace project.
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'We don't really have any other option' than to support the art gallery, city councillor says

'We don't really have any other option' than to support the art gallery, city councillor says

The Thunder Bay Art Gallery could approach the city for an additional contribution as it struggles with rising costs for the new facility.
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Blue-green algae found in Kenogamisis lake, public health reports

Blue-green algae found in Kenogamisis lake, public health reports

Lab tests confirmed an algae bloom with the potential for harmful toxins in the lake.
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College community garden receives over $16K in grants

College community garden receives over $16K in grants

College officials say the garden works to support food security, sustainability and hands-on learning.
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