Local News

Some local officials were surprised the Ring of Fire was largely absent from Tuesday’s provincial budget.

Women members of the RCMP have taken their first step in a class action lawsuit against the Canada’s police force. RCMP Const. Janet Merlo filed the lawsuit in British Columbia Tuesday at the Supreme Court of Justice.

City police are investigating cases of debit card skimming Thunder Bay Police Service officers have received complaints about unauthorized cash withdrawals from a number of accounts in Thunder Bay.

The shipping season is underway and as busy as anyone can remember. Up to 14 ships are expected to arrive in the city in the next few days, the start of what Guy Jarvis says looks like a promising year at the Thunder Bay Port Authority.

A single vehicle crash Tuesday morning near White River has claimed the life of a 50-year-old man. Officials with the OPP say the incident took place around 9 a.m. on Highway 17, about two kilometres south of the community.

While the number of babies born with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder appears to be decreasing, one FASD worker observes that more children are being born addicted to drugs.

A provincial court judge found police officer Toni Grann not guilty. The 45-year-old officer with the Thunder Bay Police Service faced 11 counts of breach of trust when she worked as the Sex Offender Registrar and Administrator.

As debate over the potential locations for a new event centre heats up, the City of Thunder Bay may find itself with some prime downtown north core property on its hands. Council approved a list Monday that shows 122 properties owing more than $1.

City police are investigating another arson case. Officials with the Thunder Bay Police Service say officers responded to a report of arson just before 5 a.m. Tuesday in the 200 block of east Francis Street.

The threat of freezing rain has led to the shutdown of rural school bussing Tuesday morning.