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Weather conditions may cause a delay in opening times for child care centres

Weather conditions may cause a delay in opening times for child care centres

City officials are informing residents that severe weather could delay the opening times of child care centres on Wednesday.
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Runway work will disrupt Flair Airlines service in Thunder Bay (2 Photos)

Runway work will disrupt Flair Airlines service in Thunder Bay (2 Photos)

Air Canada must also substitute its regional jet service with turboprop aircraft.
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Lac Seul First Nation will receive $8.7 million to research residential school burial sites

Lac Seul First Nation will receive $8.7 million to research residential school burial sites

The project will investigate burial sites associated with Pelican Lake Residential School.
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April 1, 2022: Pope apology (Northwest Newsweek)

April 1, 2022: Pope apology (Northwest Newsweek)

April 1, 2022: Pope apology
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Michael Gravelle fights a new battle with cancer

Michael Gravelle fights a new battle with cancer

The Thunder Bay MPP will decide shortly whether to run in the upcoming election.
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Murder suspect pleads guilty to breaching release order a second time

Murder suspect pleads guilty to breaching release order a second time

Jonathan Massicotte is facing a charge of second-degree murder for his alleged role in the 2014 death of William Wapoose and is expected to stand trial in May, while a co-accused who was a youth at the time will stand trial for second-degree murder in October 2022
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Former Algoma Steel owners sign deal to help build lithium refinery in Thunder Bay

Former Algoma Steel owners sign deal to help build lithium refinery in Thunder Bay

Essar Group and Avalon Advanced Materials team up with aim of having $500-million processing plant in operation by 2025 to serve electric vehicle market.
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Sudden death investigation underway in Dryden

Sudden death investigation underway in Dryden

Niall Knutson, 45, was found dead on Saturday.
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Thunder Bay-area snowmobile trail network closes for the season

Thunder Bay-area snowmobile trail network closes for the season

This is one of the latest closing dates in recent memory.
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Elections Ontario preparing for June 2

Elections Ontario preparing for June 2

Chief electoral officer promotes new smartphone app, extended advance voting, efforts to ensure ballot access on First Nations during Thunder Bay visit.
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