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Ruberto faces finding from integrity commissioner

Ruberto faces finding from integrity commissioner

Report set for release Wednesday concludes he breached city’s code of conduct, related to social media comments.
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The Sleeping Giant Loppet will return this year with a few modifications

The Sleeping Giant Loppet will return this year with a few modifications

Organizers hope that this year's format encourages skiers to enjoy the Loppet experience once again.
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Curbside pick-up grace period comes to an end

Curbside pick-up grace period comes to an end

City returns to regular parking regulations
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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Pioneer Ridge

COVID-19 outbreak declared at Pioneer Ridge

There are currently 13 active outbreaks in high-risk settings in the Thunder Bay district
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A 16-year-old from Ottawa is among six people arrested in a Thunder Bay drug bust

A 16-year-old from Ottawa is among six people arrested in a Thunder Bay drug bust

The arrests were made after a traffic stop Monday night on Simpson St.
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Eric Staal will captain Canada's men's hockey team in Beijing

Eric Staal will captain Canada's men's hockey team in Beijing

Staal says he takes a lot of pride in wearing the 'C'
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Count captures snapshot of local homelessness

Count captures snapshot of local homelessness

2021 point-in-time homeless count indicates majority of those experiencing homelessness are Indigenous, nearly half spent time in foster care.
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NWMO welcomes Swedish government approval for a used nuclear fuel storage site

NWMO welcomes Swedish government approval for a used nuclear fuel storage site

Both Sweden and Finland are proceeding with deep geological storage sites.
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RCAF investigates incident at Thunder Bay Airport

RCAF investigates incident at Thunder Bay Airport

Three air force personnel walked away without injury.
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Rising food costs will hit region's most vulnerable, food strategy warns

Rising food costs will hit region's most vulnerable, food strategy warns

Thunder Bay & Area Food Strategy warns expected increase of 5 to 7 per cent will exacerbate existing food insecurity issues.
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