Local News

THUNDER BAY -- Around the world, Canadians have a reputation as being a helpful, yet passive nation. But once a year, when July 1 rolls around, they break out all things red and white and celebrate the birth of their country.

THUNDER BAY -- The city has announced the season’s opening of outdoor pools and public beaches. Residents will be able to swim at the city’s outdoor pools and public beaches starting Friday.

THUNDER BAY -- The fallout from a controversial political ad is still haunting the city’s daily newspaper.

THUNDER BAY -- This city had the second highest hate-crime rate per capita in the country in 2012, but Statistics Canada says those numbers are the result of better awareness and reporting.

THUNDER BAY -- Some local businesses in this area have begun reporting that they’ve received phone calls from people posing as hydro employees.

THUNDER BAY -- The school year is wrapping up, which means more young pedestrians on city streets during the day. This has Thunder Bay Police Service Traffic Sgt. Glenn Porter reminding motorists to pay extra attention and stay safe.

THUNDER BAY -- Unable to wait on the Ministry of Natural Resources, city police officers were forced to shoot a nuisance bear Wednesday evening.

Lakehead University says recommendations from its sexual assault task force will take effect immediately.

THUNDER BAY -- Jeff Burke hopes to meet some new customers this summer.

THUNDER BAY -- The regional hospital is looking to produce some of its own power.