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COVID outbreak declared at Jasper Place

COVID outbreak declared at Jasper Place

Two cases of the virus found at the city-run senior's facility.
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In election year, pandemic puts city council agenda in doubt

In election year, pandemic puts city council agenda in doubt

Progress on city council items will be delayed due to pandemic, likely pushing some beyond current term.
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Good morning, Thunder Bay!

Good morning, Thunder Bay!

Thank you Brandon for today's picture. 🌡Mainly sunny. Wind up to 15 km/h. High minus 17 °C. Wind chill minus 36 °C in the morning and minus 21 °C in the afternoon.
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Scotties to feature 18-team field, three wild-cards

Scotties to feature 18-team field, three wild-cards

Fleury, Carey, Homan rinks earn wild-card spots in Thunder Bay.
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OPP appeal for information on worksite theft

OPP appeal for information on worksite theft

Linesman tools, copper cables stolen from Sioux Lookout worksite.
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Cicigoi nabs CJHL's third star for December

Cicigoi nabs CJHL's third star for December

Thunder Bay goaltender leads the Ontario Junior Hockey League with 16 wins.
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Dryden Police Service seeks missing 32-year-old

Dryden Police Service seeks missing 32-year-old

The 32-year-old was last seen on Dec. 31.
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Junot Avenue transitional housing still on OAHS radar following funding announcement

Junot Avenue transitional housing still on OAHS radar following funding announcement

The Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services will include Junot Avenue transitional housing in their consideration of where new funds will be allocated.
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DeMille welcomes return to class, board warns of school closures and class cancellations

DeMille welcomes return to class, board warns of school closures and class cancellations

THUNDER BAY – Lakehead Public Schools is warning parents to expect school closures as students and staff get set to return to the classroom on Monday.
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City will consider safety netting at arenas in 2022 budget

City will consider safety netting at arenas in 2022 budget

Mayor Bill Mauro says the $284,000 expense is justified by real safety risks.
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