Local News

The extreme cold is having an extreme impact on residents automotive health. The local Canadian Automobile Association have been kept busy as another round of bitter cold struck the area Sunday night into Monday morning.

The city's shipping season has come to a difficult close, another victim of the recent frigid temperatures.

No one can reasonably expect to go from a couch potato to marathon runner overnight.

A wind chill warning for the Thunder Bay area remains in effect. Environment Canada issued the weather warning as predicted wind chills from -40C to -45C are expected to continue Monday and into Tuesday.

Several flights in and out of Thunder Bay were delayed or canceled mostly due to adverse winter weather in Toronto.

Police say a lone male armed with a syringe robbed a Mac’s Convenience Store on Simpson Street. The call came in at about 10:30 p.m. on Sunday night.

The Choklit Moose still has a place in the hearts of city residents. The mascot from the Thunder Bay hosted 1981 Canada Summer Games was the featured attraction at Sunday’s Winter Funday at the outdoor rink on Prince Arthur’s Landing.

Karina Long was at a loss as she watched her house burn to the ground on Dec. 8.

The weekend may have brought a reprieve from frigid temperatures, but it also brought a fresh snowfall.

Good news for anyone who likes to spend their summertime in the woods, all this cold weather is bad news for ticks in the region.