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March 15, 2019: Fort Frances mill (Northwest Newsweek)

March 15, 2019: Fort Frances mill (Northwest Newsweek)

March 15, 2019: Fort Frances mill
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Wanted Wednesday search continues

Wanted Wednesday search continues

The following person is WANTED on outstanding bench and/or committal warrants by the Thunder Bay Police Service.
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Shipping season expected to open around March 27

Shipping season expected to open around March 27

Icebreaking operations should commence this weekend.
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Interim indoor turf options could hit roadblock

Interim indoor turf options could hit roadblock

Options range in cost from $5.7 million to $8.9 million, with only one likely to be ready this fall.
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Feds approve $42 million for K.I. First Nation high school (2 Photos)

Feds approve $42 million for K.I. First Nation high school (2 Photos)

Chief Donny Morris says it's important for youth to stay home to finish schooling.
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Drug charges stayed against man arrested in Project Dolphin

Drug charges stayed against man arrested in Project Dolphin

The Crown entered a stay of charges against Alain Gallant, who originally pleaded guilty to drug related charges as part of Project Dolphin, due to inadmissible evidence.
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Tall grass species makes Top 5 list of invasive plants (3 Photos)

Tall grass species makes Top 5 list of invasive plants (3 Photos)

Invasive phragmites is an aggressive plant that crowds out native vegetation.
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Video: March 19, 2019: Body found

Video: March 19, 2019: Body found

March 19, 2019: Body found
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Speed resulting in more injuries on city roads

Speed resulting in more injuries on city roads

The Thunder Bay Police Service Traffic Unit released it’s Traffic Management Plan for the next two years, which places emphasis on education and enforcement against impaired driving, speeding, and disqualified drivers
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Glance at Crime: 29 assaults, 38 thefts

Glance at Crime: 29 assaults, 38 thefts

City police were busy responding to more than 203 criminal incidents last week.
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