Local News

Even though Sunday morning’s new layer of snow may indicate otherwise, winter is approaching its end.

Two North Shore communities are seeing a shuffle in their town halls. Schreiber mayor Don McArthur is stepping down to accept the job as the town’s Chief Administrative Officer, and will be replaced by Coun. Mark Figliomeni.

Kristian Kuznak knows there is a stigma surrounding firearm ownership in Canada. He knows of this stigma firsthand because he is a firearms owner himself.

People using Shelter House's alcohol management program are getting housing, health care and hope according to a new study.

Kenora OPP are calling the death of a 39-year-old Washagamis Bay First Nation man suspicious. Officials said the man was located in a residence and pronounced dead by emergency crews.

Stella Ambler fully understands the challenges women face when they contemplate entering the political ring.

A proposed revival of the Kakabeka Street Fair is creating headaches for their Oliver Paipoonge neighbours.

In addition to setting clocks forward this week, city fire officials are asking residents residents to examine their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Chris Dunnill's job comes with serious risk of psychological wear and tear. That’s why the detective-constable with the Thunder Bay Police Service is required to undergo annual psychological assessments.

Michael Gravelle thinks advance warning lights on the Thunder Bay Expressway will make it safer, but the Ministry of Transportation doesn't agree.