Local News

A local nightclub owner says his move to the North core will be good for everyone. Tonic general manager Frank Marino took over the former Club Nautilus building on Red River Road earlier this year.

There’s another big union merge in the works. On the heels of the CAW and CEP becoming known as Uniform, the United Steelworkers and Telecommunications Workers Union are now looking to join forces.

Should the city stay in the zoo business? Mayor Keith Hobbs doesn't think so. In the wake of a moose at the Chippewa Wildlife Exhibit dying, Hobbs said he's been bombarded with messages and emails calling for the zoo's closure.

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre is spending $165,000 to ease the pain of gridlock. The money will be used to retrofit seven family rooms to accommodate patients once capacity is reached.

Ontario Provincial Police say they plan to be extra vigilant as the Labour Day weekend descends on Thunder Bay.

It appears there will be a wait before it is revealed what claimed the life of the moose at the Chippewa Park Wildlife exhibit. The animal was found dead Tuesday morning by park staff. It had apparently died overnight Monday.

A young man charged last year with first-degree murder will stand trial. Adam Capay, 21, attended his preliminary hearing this week at the Ontario Court of Justice. The hearing saw around eight witnesses testify, and wrapped up Wednesday.

The conservation authority is putting the Thunder Bay area on notice that there is a potential for flooding.

Users of the recreation trail at the Bluffs should be aware that a portion of the trail has been closed. The bottom of the Bluffs Trail, from Bluffs Entrance Drive to the Hydro One Corridor, will be closed until Monday.

Diandra Singh loves teaching, dance and kids. But the Lakehead University education graduate never thought she could make a career from combining the three. That is until she found the Summer Company Program.