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Happy holidays, from our families to yours

Happy holidays, from our families to yours

From our families to yours, tbnewswatch.com would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas. We would also like to take this time to thank you for your continued support. Without all of you tbnewswatch.com would be unable to operate.
Police still looking for suspect in Shelter House stabbing

Police still looking for suspect in Shelter House stabbing

THUNDER BAY – The suspect who stabbed two people outside the Shelter House earlier this week is still at large.
Dew Drop Inn ready to serve Christmas dinner to 400

Dew Drop Inn ready to serve Christmas dinner to 400

THUNDER BAY -- The Dew Drop Inn is ready to serve 400 people if that many come through the door Christmas Day. With 36 turkeys, more than 200 pounds of potatoes and all the trimmings, St.

Local lawyer to face Law Society Tribunal in New Year

THUNDER BAY – A local lawyer will be called before the Law Society Tribunal in the New Year. Francis Thatcher is scheduled to appear before the regulatory body for Ontario lawyers on Feb.

Jackpot Alert: Winning Christmas Lotto Max ticket could be worth $60 million

OLG Media Update Toronto, ON – It could be an extra special holiday season for many Ontarians.
JUNE: A claim against CN, a city manager announces retirement and a massive waterfront fire

JUNE: A claim against CN, a city manager announces retirement and a massive waterfront fire

10. About 31,000 residents learned in June they would be converted to the community mailbox system. Canada Post confirmed residents in four postal codes would make the switch in 2016.

High winds knock out power to more than 2,000 area Hydro One customers

TORONTO, Dec. 24, 2015 /CNW/ - High winds that started this morning across central and northern Ontario are causing power outages on Hydro One's distribution system. It is expected that this weather will move through southern Ontario later today.

Automatic alarm makes for abrupt morning wakeup call at local hotel

THUNDER BAY – There were some anxious moments Thursday morning for people staying at the Victoria Inn. The guests had to be evacuated from their rooms at about 4 a.m. after an automatic alarm was triggered.
UPDATE: Pedestrian in hospital after being hit by pickup truck

UPDATE: Pedestrian in hospital after being hit by pickup truck

THUNDER BAY – Police continue to search for a black pickup truck that struck a pedestrian on the city’s north side Wednesday night. A 25-year-old woman was walking southbound on the west side of Cumberland Street around 9:30 p.m.

Lagging loonie gives local retailers reason to be merry about this season

THUNDER BAY – It’s been a very merry shopping season for local businesses. It seems as though the poor Canadian dollar and a more mild winter have worked in the favour of local shops with The Power Centre, Kitchen Nook and J.B.
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