Local News

Agnew H. Johnston Public School students were a sea of green Monday. With most of the student body sporting green, the Churchill Drive school kicked off Waste Reduction Week with the help of Mayor Keith Hobbs and EcoSuperior.

Three local men received a prestigious honour in Toronto this past weekend. Dr. Mark Thibert, and lawyers Chris Watkins and Sandy Zaitzeff, were given honorary knighthoods in the Order of St. George.

The city’s annual flu clinics have officially begun. The Thunder Bay and District Health Unit launched its first annual fly clinic Monday at the Italian Cultural Centre.

The city will be hosting a public session focusing on its infrastructure needs. The City of Thunder Bay public session is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Oct. 23 at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium.

KENORA, Ont. -- Some residents in this northwestern Ontario community are growing concerned over the number of used needles being found in the city's waterfront area.

A 26-year-old man faces multiple charges after the alleged hit and run of a school bus Thursday of last week.

Now they have are settled into their new permanent location, a city aviation museum is back open for business.

Belluz Farms is finding that locally grown food can be used as a tourist attraction.

Seasonal holidays give Fort William Historical Park an opportunity to prove it is much more than just a fur trade outpost.

An alleged domestic incident has a man in hospital while his girlfriend is in custody. Thunder Bay Police responded to an apartment building on Fulton Boulevard just before 3 a.m where they found a male tenant suffering from a stabbing.