Local News

Landlords affected by the May flooding disaster may not qualify for assistance from the Disaster Relief Fund .

THUNDER BAY – Two of the three city police officers charged with misconduct have been found guilty under the Police Services Act.

THUNDER BAY – The city’s worst kept secret has been revealed– Delta Hotels and Resorts will be the waterfront hotelier.

Once again Lakehead Public Schools is lagging behind other Ontario school boards when it comes to proficiency in reading, writing and mathematics.

Police in Thunder Bay have two people in custody after alleged assault against a 15- and 16-year-old girl. Investigators were called to a bushy area behind Wentworth Crescent on Tuesday night just before 11 p.m.

Fear has kept residents and workers from voicing out against the decision to close down a local nursing home, says the director of the Ontario Health Coalition.

It was an emotional day in court for the family of Jasmine Veneruzzo as details were discussed about the fatal collision that took her life. The criminal negligence causing death trial against OPP Sgt. Darryl Storey continued Tuesday afternoon.

THUNDER BAY – The city experienced another active month on the housing starts front. According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, the month of August saw a significant increase in new home builds.

A national survey on infrastructures has given Thunder Bay and other municipalities a passing grade.

The Thunder Bay & District Humane Society is facing a kitty crisis. The Rosslyn Road organization has reached its feline capacity and has decided to waive all adoption fees until Oct.