Local News

Six recent snowmobile deaths have caused OPP to warn snowmobilers to stop taking unnecessary risks while riding.

One of the sculptures on Algoma Street was struck by a vehicle Wednesday evening.

Nearly all matters of joint interest in the third-ever meeting between Fort William First Nation and Thunder Bay councils on Wednesday came back to the James Street Swing Bridge, which has been impassible since it burned in late 2013.

Dogs found in emergency distress in Longlac being investigated by OPP and OSPCA.

Well-known local lawyer will appear in court via video Feb. 22 when he is schedule for a bail review.

Money will start to flow in 2019 and will double municipal share of gas-tax revenue.

Thunder Bay Police release next batch of Wanted Wednesday persons with outstanding bench and/or committal warrants.

A day after targeting three schools in a rotating strike, elementary Catholic school teachers at those same three schools were forced out of the classroom for the day.

A 48-year-old Thunder Bay man has been charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death in connection to a fatal collision on Highway 61.

Fatal fire in the Lakeside area of Kenora is still under investigation of the Ontario Fire Marshall.