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Auto-pedestrian collisions sends one woman to hospital

Auto-pedestrian collisions sends one woman to hospital

City police are investigating an auto-pedestrian collision that occurred late Thursday night.
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Permanent funding sought for crisis response team to help with mental health calls

Permanent funding sought for crisis response team to help with mental health calls

The Thunder Bay Police Service and the Canadian Mental Health Association say results of a pilot project for the Joint Mobile Crisis Response Team shows reduced pressure on officers and hospital staff
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Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Mainly cloudy with 60 per cent chance of showers. Wind becoming northwest 30 kilometres gusting to 50 kilometres near noon. High 11C. UV index 2 or low. The cheapest gas in the city is $1.399 at the Mobil on Memorial Avenue.
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TGIF: Win $100 gift card to Red Lion Smokehouse!

TGIF: Win $100 gift card to Red Lion Smokehouse!

Congratulations Suzanne Merrifield on winning $100 gift certificate at Red Lion Smokehouse!
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Man charged in Shoal Lake pedestrian collision

Man charged in Shoal Lake pedestrian collision

New evidence leads police to reopen investigation into seven-year-old case.
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Flu shots available despite postponement of immunization clinics

Flu shots available despite postponement of immunization clinics

Pharmacies, Superior North EMS, and doctors' offices have vaccine
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Consultation on education system set to begin Friday

Consultation on education system set to begin Friday

The Ministry of Education is inviting parents, students and educators to provide feedback on the education system in Ontario.
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Letter to the editor: Community needs versus community wants

Letter to the editor: Community needs versus community wants

My campaign has focused upon people, places and things with a dialogue regarding community needs vs community wants.
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Smith says province will streamline services, but won't cut jobs

Smith says province will streamline services, but won't cut jobs

Minister of Government and Consumer Services tours Service Ontario offices searching for budget efficiencies.
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OPP search for missing boater

OPP search for missing boater

Search continues for missing boater on Lake of the Woods.
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