Local News

When I speak to family and friends about the work I am fortunate to do as a Licensed Insolvency Trustee, I am often asked about the hardships that I must see and hear about on a daily basis.

Police responded to more than 191 criminal incidents during the week of Monday, April 3 through Sunday, April 9.

Peter Collins said his top priority will continue to be the James Street Swing Bridge, as well as taxing authority.

Two local city employees have been recognized as leaders in the city’s recreational field.

Members of the Lake Superior Scottish Regiment marked the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge by honouring the local soldiers who fought.

The upcoming Easter holiday will result in changes to waste collection city-wide. Garbage and recycling collection moves one day earlier during the week of April 9, for all residents.

Caring Hearts Cat Rescue hopes adoption fair will ease over capacity issue and high vet bills.

No one hurt in apartment fire early Sunday morning.

Members of Fort William First Nation voting for chief and council in what looks like higher turnout than normal says election official.

Members with the Andras Court Tenants Association met last week to discuss issues of safety and security, which will be presented to officials with the District of Thunder Bay Social Services Administration Board.