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After years of delays, the East-West Tie Line is complete

After years of delays, the East-West Tie Line is complete

After three years of delays involving a global pandemic and conflicts with forest fires, the East-West Tie Transmission Line is now complete.
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Police find missing 16-year-old

Police find missing 16-year-old

City police safely locate a missing 16-year-old.
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Preliminary hearing opens for youth charged in death of Kayliegh Ivall

Preliminary hearing opens for youth charged in death of Kayliegh Ivall

The 17-year-old youth was first charged with first-degree murder in the 2020 death of 14-year-old Kayleigh Ivall.
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As EV market grows, mining exec says he wants to keep Northern Ontario control over lithium project

As EV market grows, mining exec says he wants to keep Northern Ontario control over lithium project

Lithium is one of the key minerals used in the manufacture of batteries for electric vehicles
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Province announces $18.7M for Thunder Bay projects

Province announces $18.7M for Thunder Bay projects

Economic development funding comes through the NOHFC
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Bittersweet end to the Thunder Bay ski and snowboard season

Bittersweet end to the Thunder Bay ski and snowboard season

Tons of new skiers and snowboarders came out this year say local ski areas.
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COVID hospitalizations down to 17

COVID hospitalizations down to 17

Seven people with the virus remain in the intensive care unit.
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Morning traffic stop leads to impaired driving charges

Morning traffic stop leads to impaired driving charges

A morning traffic stop as resulted in charges for a Thunder Bay man.
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TBT NEWSHOUR: April 10, 2022: Transport overturned

TBT NEWSHOUR: April 10, 2022: Transport overturned

April 10, 2022: Transport overturned
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With an election in sight, Doug Ford once again ready to hop on the Ring of Fire ‘bulldozer’

With an election in sight, Doug Ford once again ready to hop on the Ring of Fire ‘bulldozer’

Ontario premier appears in the Sault to charge up Algoma Steel and the critical minerals mining industry
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