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Folklore Festival kicks off another year

Folklore Festival kicks off another year

Thousands come out to the 44th Annual Folklore Festival for a trip around the world.
Shaving it all off in support of cancer care

Shaving it all off in support of cancer care

Annual Cops for Cancer fundraiser expected to raise more than $20,000 for pediatric cancer care in the Northwest.
Thunder Bay Police launch official Snapchat account

Thunder Bay Police launch official Snapchat account

Thunder Bay Police are attempting to get their message across to a younger demographic with new social media platform.
Not everything belongs in a landfill

Not everything belongs in a landfill

Annual e-waste and tire collection provides a free and easy way to recycle electronic goods and tires.
City to seek citizen satisfaction

City to seek citizen satisfaction

The City of Thunder Bay will be conducting the 2017 Citizen Satisfaction Survey over the next two weeks.
PSW shortage slows Hogarth Riverview Manor reopening

PSW shortage slows Hogarth Riverview Manor reopening

The completion of the final stage of the 544-bed Hogarth Riverview Manor has been slowed by a shortage of personal support workers to staff the long-term care home.
More Kashechewan evacuees to arrive in Thunder Bay this weekend

More Kashechewan evacuees to arrive in Thunder Bay this weekend

Thunder Bay to welcome 77 more Kashechewan First Nation evacuees who had been staying in Wawa as timeline for community members to return to flood-threatened homes remains undetermined.
Gamble to run for mayor in 2018

Gamble to run for mayor in 2018

63-year-old finished second to Lynn Peterson in the 2006 mayoral election.
Job cuts unavoidable for Resolute Forest Products

Job cuts unavoidable for Resolute Forest Products

Some bad news for Resolute Forest Products as shares in Quebec paper and lumber producer fell more than seven per cent on the Toronto stock market.
Police donate friendship bench to St. Vincent school

Police donate friendship bench to St. Vincent school

Thunder Bay Police donate a friendship bench as a part of Mental Health Awareness week and Youth Week
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