Local News

Tana Silverland has put Canada’s reputation for being a kindhearted country to the test.

A single motor vehicle collision near Beardmore, Ont. has left a 40-year-old-man from Saint Pamphile, Que. dead. Nipigon OPP responded to a collision along Highway 11 south of Beardmore on Friday.

Despite being September, Christmas cheer rolled through the city on Saturday. More than 90 motorcycle enthusiasts rode in support of the Salvation Army at the 28th annual Toys for Tots ride.

Police are investigating two robberies that happened in the city’s north side. Thunder Bay Police Service officers say the robberies took place at two Mac's convenience stores early Saturday morning.

Volunteer firefighter Sean Cooke had his eyes opened to just how important safety is at his first FireCon training event.

While it worked for Bombardier, Andrea Horwath says the province’s effort to build in Ontario hasn’t gone far enough. Horwath toured Thunder Bay’s Bombardier plant Friday morning.

Innova Park might not be the best option for a new multiplex arena if more industry starts moving in, said Mayor Keith Hobbs.

The Ministry of Labour continues to keep a close watch on Thunder Bay roofers.

The Ontario Public Service Employee’s Union’s call to the province’s 24 colleges to come back to the bargaining table has been answered.

A popular Aboriginal festival in Thunder Bay has been expanded from a one day event to four days of festivities. Details about the Animkii Festival were announced Friday by organizers with the new Aboriginal Arts and Heritage Group.