Local News

Documents obtained by TB Newswatch show the Fort William First Nation Development Corporation is $5.7 million in municipal tax arrears. The First Nation's leadership contends the land has never been surrendered and is urging the city to give it back.

Nature Conservancy of Canada forms cross-border partnership to protect 21 kilometres of Lake Superior shoreline.

The long-range weather forecast points to a mild spring in the Thunder Bay area.

The Thunder Bay District Health Unit is asking area residents to keep a close watch out for blacklegged ticks this spring.

A Vermillion Bay area man was pronounced dead on the scene of a single tractor trailer collision.

Students at École Gron Morgan raised more than $500 to help a local animal shelter and adopt six endangered species.

The following people are currently WANTED on outstanding bench and/or committal warrants by the Thunder Bay Police Service.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation and Treaty #3 leaders say Senator Lynn Beyak's residential school comments constitute a "national insult" and the member should resign.

Students in the Thunder Bay region miss significantly more class time than students in the rest of Ontario.

One set of traffic signals on Memorial Avenue could soon be coming down.