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Section of Neebing Avenue to close for rail crossing rehabilitation

Section of Neebing Avenue to close for rail crossing rehabilitation

Neebing Avenue, between Montreal Street and Broadway Avenue, will be closed on Sunday.
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Red Lake man nabbed for impaired driving

Red Lake man nabbed for impaired driving

Impaired driving charges laid in the Municipality of Red Lake.
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Good morning, Thunder Bay!

Good morning, Thunder Bay!

Thank you Barb for today's picture. 🌡Becoming cloudy in the morning with 40 per cent chance of showers in the morning and afternoon. High 15 °C.
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Red River Road crash under investigation, intersection closed

Red River Road crash under investigation, intersection closed

Police have not yet revealed much information about the crash, including the extent or number of injuries that may have occurred.
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Vikings win in HS football return

Vikings win in HS football return

Dylan Halls, Peter Burgess score red zone rushing touchdowns to lead Hammarskjold to 13-6 win over St. Ignatius.
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The city of Thunder Bay held its final roundabout education session before the roundabout opens

The city of Thunder Bay held its final roundabout education session before the roundabout opens

The City of Thunder Bay held a second roundabout education session today to help get Thunder Bay drivers ready for the roundabout which is set to open on September 24.
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DriveTest backlog causing grief for Northern Ontario drivers

DriveTest backlog causing grief for Northern Ontario drivers

Casey Peever's G2 license expires on Dec. 31 and she cannot book an appointment in Thunder Bay because there are so few available.
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Wyloo Metals boosts equity stake in Ring of Fire junior miner

Wyloo Metals boosts equity stake in Ring of Fire junior miner

Australian mining investor now 37 per cent shareholder in Noront Resources.
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Police Services Board $300,000 over budget

Police Services Board $300,000 over budget

The unfavourable variance is due to several factors including the development of a strategic plan and higher than anticipated legal costs.
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Manitoba group fined over Shoal Lake fishing violations

Manitoba group fined over Shoal Lake fishing violations

Group of Manitoba residents fined after violations in Shoal Lake, which is closed to walleye fishing.
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