Local News

The Thunder Bay Police responded to an early morning weapons call in the Current River area on June 19, 2016. The 62 year old male resident of a home in the 200 block of Grenville Ave woke up just before 1:30 a.m.

(MARATHON, ON) – On June 18, 2016 at approximately 1:00 a.m. officers of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Marathon detachment conducted a traffic stop at the mouth of the Pic River, Pic River First Nation, ON.

THUNDER BAY -- High winds are wreaking havoc around Thunder Bay. Emergency crews have responded to a number of calls of fallen trees on Monday, with wind gusts hitting up to 55 kilometres an hour.

THUNDER BAY, ON, JUNE 20, 2016 - Habitat for Humanity has only 10 days left to raise $10,000 and reach its $50,000 goal by June 30.

THUNDER BAY -- City council will be asked to tackle both birds and business improvement, at Monday evening’s meeting. Up for review is a proposed change to the city's bylaws regarding urban chicken coops.

You may or may not recognize the shirt Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is wearing in the photographs he posted on Facebook on Father’s Day.

Photographer James Brown captured these lightning photographs during Sunday night’s thunder storms. As of Monday morning some 900 residents remained without power as post storm cleanup continues throughout the area.

THUNDER BAY - Close to 900 rural residents are dealing without power this morning. Houses in Oliver-Paipoonge, Gorham, Ware and Fowler have been affected. It was knocked out last night as a result of the stormy weather.

THUNDER BAY - The George Jeffrey Children's Centre has officially unveiled its modified activities of daily living suites. This ADL suite, located in the centre, helps children of all needs, become more independent.

THUNDER BAY - Hammarskjold High School had a blast from the past. The students, teachers and car buffs rallied in the parking lot to show off their rides, and raise money for the local Brain Injury organization.