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Hopeful expansion

Hopeful expansion

The city's help could go a long way to get more students at Confederation College. Finding housing has been described as a Herculean for students coming to the college from other city's president Jim Madder said.
March planned

March planned

THUNDER BAY -- Unifor Local 1075’s bargaining committee plans to rally the troops on Monday, marching from Thunder Bay City Hall to Liberal MPP Bill Mauro’s office.
Helping access

Helping access

THUNDER BAY -- Tom Walters calls the George Jeffrey Children’s Centre a wonderful place. It got even better this week.

Kenora OPP officer charged with theft, fraud

KENORA -- An Kenora OPP officer has been charged with theft and fraud. As a result of an investigation that began in November 2013, Provincial Const. Steve Tetreault was arrested on Aug. 20 and charged with theft over $5,000 and fraud over $5,000.
Stocking shelves

Stocking shelves

THUNDER BAY -- The shelves of the Regional Food Distribution Association are almost empty. That makes the Performance Kia Drive Change Day food drive all the more timely.

Police arrest man, another taken to hospital after early morning stabbing

A man was taken to hospital and another arrested after a stabbing early Thursday morning. Thunder Bay Police Service found a 28-year-old man stabbed outside of a North Brodie apartment building around 2:20 a.m. Thursday.

Landry to challenge Harding in Shuniah reeve race

Shuniah Reeve Maria Harding will have company on the Oct. 27 municipal ballot.

Health unit issues swimming advisory for Sandy Beach at Chippewa Park

THUNDER BAY -- The Thunder Bay District Health Unit has issued a swimming advisory at Sandy Beach at Chippewa Park. The advisory is based on samples taken on Aug. 19. The permanent advisory at Chippewa's main beach remains in effect.
Making connections

Making connections

THUNDER BAY -- A new committee is aiming to connect the mining industry with service and supply businesses in the northwest.
Secret ballot

Secret ballot

Striking Bombardier workers will get a chance next week to vote on the company’s latest and final offer. The company on Wednesday successfully appealed to the Ministry of Labour requesting a supervised vote.
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