Local News

Council approves recommendation from administration to demand repayment of $1.4 million note payable dating back to incorporation of the Thunder Bay Hydro Corporation.

Tbnewswatch.com, in partnership with Paws for Love, brings you a regular feature highlighting a pet in need of adoption.

Fort William First Nation is partnering with Superior Points Harm Reduction Program to provide training and education for those battling substance abuse.

Signage will help tourists and locals alike find their way to some of Thunder Bay's best-known landmarks, as well as many of its hidden gems too.

Fort William First Nation Chief, Peter Collins, says the only solution to possible Hwy 61 closure is to reopen the James Street Swing Bridge.

I would like to nominate my beautiful mother as a Holiday Hero. She is the chairperson and coordinator for Christmas Cheer and has been so for many years.

Whenever I travel these days, the reaction is the same when people hear I'm from Thunder Bay: "What is going on up there?"

The City of Dryden considered doing away with its police force and replacing it with the OPP, but safety regulations have put that on hold.

An update on security cameras along Thunder Bay's waterways is on Monday night's high profile council agenda.

November 26, 2017: High profile agenda