Local News

The gridlock problem at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is getting better.

Metro on River Street and Wal-Mart's Memorial Avenue location will be allowed to sell suds starting on June 30.

The city of Thunder Bay seeks $30 million from insurance provider after it refused to cover cost of damages sustained by sewage treatment plant during 2012 flood.

Tammy Keeash, 17, was found Sunday night in the Neebing-McIntyre Floodway.

The city's police were busy responding to more than 236 criminal incidents last week including 17 property crimes.

Thunder Bay District Health Unit aims to turn eating habits around through its Healthy Kids Community Challenge, encouraging pop-up fresh food markets, community gardens and a school food and garden co-ordinator.

Gas price differential from one side of the city to the other is baffling to one reader.

An art program hosted by the Elizabeth Fry Society helps women in the criminal justice system develop and explore new skills.

Union says its members will vote on contract offer on May 15.

Thunder Bay city council approved six infrastructure contracts on Monday, tentatively depleting a key reserve fund as the results of federal funding applications remain unknown.