Local News

Being a paramedic isn’t easy. And for a long time, dealing with the stress of seeing daily trauma simply meant keeping quiet and acting tough.

The Emerald Ash Borer insect really bugs Emmarie Leeson. The 16-year-old Superior Collegiate and Vocational Institute student knew about the destructive nature of the tiny beetle, but she wanted to learn more.

United Airlines is putting the international back into Thunder Bay’s airport.

Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service dealt with three separate impaired driving incidents in the past 24 hours, the force revealed Tuesday afternoon.

June housing construction bests 10-year average Housing construction statistics are showing a solid beginning to the summer season in the Thunder Bay area.

The province is investing in research at Lakehead University. MPP's Bill Mauro (Lib., Thunder Bay – Atikokan) and Michael Gravelle (Lib., Thunder Bay – Superior North) have announced $219,000 to support a local project.

More than a hundred victims of May’s flooding disaster have taken advantage of the city’s flood relief effort. Many victims of May 28’s flooding came to city hall throughout the day in order to submit a claim.

Cell sites and towers, not mobile units, will be the solution to TbayTel’s network problems, says the company’s CEO.

The support has been pouring in for Ron Hebert and his dog, Teeka, since the Thunder Bay man shared his story about a recent string of bad luck.

A local corporation that spearheaded a project more than a decade in the making has disbanded, leaving a regional municipality to pick up the pieces.