Local News

THUNDER BAY -- There is a gap between what people are saving and what they’ll need when they retire, says the province’s minister responsible for the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan. MPP Mitzie Hunter (Lib.

THUNDER BAY -- The Thunder Bay Generating Station is back in service.

THUNDER BAY -- A city police officer has been charged with impaired driving following a single-vehicle crash earlier this month. Thunder Bay Police Service officials on Monday confirmed that the officer had been charged following an alleged Feb.

A 43-yearold woman walking along a north-side bike path on Sunday says she was the victim of a purse snatching. The woman told police she was walking on the path between Windsor and Sequoia streets at about 9:30 p.m.

Thunder Bay Police are on the hunt for a suspect in an armed robbery this past Friday at Memorial Avenue hotel. Police allege a man with a knife entered the Econo Lodge at about 2 a.m.

THUNDER BAY – A busy southside street is closed and at least one residential basement is flooded following a morning water main break.

Families of missing and murdered Aboriginal women will meet on Tuesday with First Nation leaders in Thunder Bay to share their stories.

A respiratory illness outbreak caused by influenza A at Roseview Manor is now facility-wide, officials at the Thunder Bay District Health Unit say.

THUNDER BAY -- Fuel prices continue to rise across the province, and this city is no exception. There are no local stations selling fuel below the dollar-per-litre mark, with the lowest reported price in Thunder Bay being set at $1.

THUNDER BAY -- Don’t throw away the shovels just yet. According to Environment Canada, the city is expected to receive another five to 10 centimetres of snow Tuesday.