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Thousands brave cold to see Santa Claus at annual parade

Thousands brave cold to see Santa Claus at annual parade

THUNDER BAY -- The presence of winter was felt rather than seen at the annual Santa Claus parade.
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Driver of pickup truck crashes into ditch Friday night; police receive reports of possible dangerous driving prior to incident

Driver of pickup truck crashes into ditch Friday night; police receive reports of possible dangerous driving prior to incident

THUNDER BAY -- A man had to be cut out of his vehicle after crashing it into a ditch late Friday night.
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More than 70 high school students from across the region compete in Science Olympics

More than 70 high school students from across the region compete in Science Olympics

Students from around the region had the chance to show off their science skills at Lakehead University Friday.
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Annual Rotary Christmas Parade set for Saturday; traffic along Memorial Avenue to be disrupted

THUNDER BAY -- Santa Claus is coming to town. Kris Kringle will be making his annual pre-Christmas appearance in the city on Saturday as the highlight of the 24th annual Rotary Christmas Parade. The parade is scheduled to start at 10 a.m.
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Police seek two women in pharmacy robbery

Police seek two women in pharmacy robbery

Police are on the hunt for a pair of women wanted in conjunction with a noon-hour robbery on Friday. According to a release issued by Thunder Bay Police Services, the suspects enetered Janzen's Pharmacy on Algoma Street and demanded narcotics.
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Seven suspects in two July homicide investigations remanded to Dec. 12

Seven suspects in two July homicide investigations remanded to Dec. 12

THUNDER BAY -- Seven suspects in two separate homicide investigations appeared in court Friday morning.
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Environment Canada forecasting city's first snowfall to hit by end of the weekend

Environment Canada forecasting city's first snowfall to hit by end of the weekend

THUNDER BAY -- A snowbrush will come in handy to start the next work week. That’s the advice from Environment Canada warning preparedness meteorologist Peter Kimbal, who said the city’s first snowfall is likely only a few days away.
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Students from Hyde Park Public School pick out books to restock library

Students from Hyde Park Public School pick out books to restock library

THUNDER BAY -- Shannon MacLeod loves to read. She also loves to inspire reading in others.
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Local biotech firm sold

THUNDER BAY -- The sale of a struggling local biotech firm has been approved. A provincial court has approved the sale of Mitomics Inc., which went into receivership in August with nearly $20 million owed to secured lenders and unsecured creditors.
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Health unit, drug strategy look to start conversation about alcohol use

THUNDER BAY – Community partners want to start conversations about drinking.
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