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Snowfall will result in poor driving conditions on Highway 17 from Wawa to Nipigon on Sunday, says Environment Canada

OPP add new charges and second accused as a result of investigation into string of break and enters in Fort Frances

Employer application deadline looms for Canada Summer Jobs program, which could expand significantly in 2021

New cases continue recent spike, involve correctional centre, district jail, First Nations

Fort Frances-area schools were ordered closed for two weeks due to a local spike in COVID-19 cases

TBT News for Jan. 22, 2021: COVID-19 Spike

First round of Pfizer vaccine administered to 95 per cent of Thunder Bay long-term care home residents, health unit reports

Thank you Kimberly for today's picture. 🌡Becoming cloudy in the morning. 30 per cent chance of flurries in the afternoon. High minus 10 °C. Wind chill minus 31 °C in the morning and minus 14 °C in the afternoon. Risk of frostbite.

Judge in lawsuit involving two local youth affirms right to challenge climate policies under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, a first in Canada.

Thunder Bay mayor says a lot will depend on whether or not the city, with record-high COVID-19 case numbers, is able to lower those number between now and Feb. 11, adding much of the latest surge is confined to two or three settings.