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Man charged with first-degree murder makes court appearance

Man charged with first-degree murder makes court appearance

A 65-year-old Thunder Bay man charged with the murder of his common-law partner appeared in court Monday. Michael Kelly appeared in the Thunder Bay Superior Court of Justice in preparation of his trial.
Police release photograph of crash scene, hope to promote safety

Police release photograph of crash scene, hope to promote safety

Police have released a photo from a single-vehicle crash that took place over the weekend involving a suspected impaired driver.

Police reward good deeds with tickets for Operation Heat

Kids from across the province will be rewarded with a warm treat for doing good deeds this winter. Mac’s Convenience Stores and the Ontario Provincial Police partnered up to create the holiday imitative.
Trial begins for man accused of robbing credit union

Trial begins for man accused of robbing credit union

The man accused of robbing a credit union with a sawed off shotgun pleaded not guilty Monday to all the charges laid against him. Bradley Tomeck appeared at the Thunder Bay Superior Court of Justice for his trial Monday morning.

Man killed after being struck by train: OPP

OPP officials have confirmed that a Fort Frances man was killed after being struck by a train Sunday morning.

Child with lighter likely cause of housing complex fire

No one was injured following a fire at a Prescott Crescent housing complex. Thunder Bay firefighters were called to the home just before 6 p.m. Sunday. A family was at home at the time of the fire, but everyone managed to escape beore crews arrived.
Brock Street blaze extinguished

Brock Street blaze extinguished

Two firefighters barely escaped with their lives on Sunday night, when a fire ripped through a Brock Street home and caught the pair in its midst.
Holiday first

Holiday first

The Thunder Bay Founders' Museum and Pioneer Village held its first Christmas brunch on Sunday. Families stopped by at the historical village along Highway 61 to visit Santa Claus and enjoy a late breakfast.
Dinner is served

Dinner is served

Christmas cheer filled the hallways of the Cumberland Salvation Army. Hundreds packed into the dinner room for a turkey dinner with all the trimmings on Sunday.

Salvation Army recoups losses following kettle theft

The theft from a Salvation Army kettle has brought out Thunder Bay’s generosity. That’s what Maj.
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