Local News

THUNDER BAY – Power has been completely restored to more than 2,000 north-side homes following an outage this morning.

THUNDER BAY – Most university students spend their summers relaxing or working to make money to pay their tuition. But a group of four are cycling across the country while raising money and awareness to combat HIV.

THUNDER BAY – Juliet Elliott won’t get her driver’s license for at least another four years. But that didn’t stop the 12-year-old from racing down one of the city’s fastest hills on Saturday.

THUNDER BAY – A tournament that featured humans playing the role of Foosball players helped raise an estimated $2,000 for the Habitat for Humanity.

Neela Arseneau, clad in her orange safety vest and with a stop-sign in hand, strides out into the intersection at Windsor and Junot.

THUNDER BAY – Becoming a professional firefighter has been a goal Graham Fron has spent the past 12 years doing everything he could to achieve.

THUNDER BAY – The actions of quick-thinking civilians to an incident Thursday serves as a reminder to the importance of a simple life-saving technique.

GULL BAY FIRST NATION, Ont. – Contaminated ponds from a nearby mining operation has the chief of one First Nation concerned about a lack of consultation as well as the potential impacts.

THUNDER BAY – About 31,000 local residents will be converted to community mailboxes next year.

THUNDER BAY – The 12th annual George Jeffrey Children’s Centre Soapbox Races are set to hit the Waverley Park hill this weekend. Preparations for the event begin Friday, with soapbox car inspections being held from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m.