Local News

Gays and lesbians may legally be allowed to marry, but for many the idea of walking hand-in-hand down the street is still a fantasy.

The dog accused of killing another dog at an off-leash city park must remain leashed and muzzled at all times, but will not be put down.

Legendary rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd is scheduled to make a stop in Thunder Bay. The band recently announced that it will perform at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium on July 11. Tickets will go on sale at 9:30 a.m.

Confederation College’s next president will likely be named next month.

A woman who died in an early morning house fire in the city’s east end last Thursday was killed by smoke inhalation, investigators have concluded.

The addition next fall of a $3 million mobile harbour crane should open up plenty of business opportunities for the Thunder Bay Port Authority, says the organization’s CEO.

A stand-alone agency for FedNor means more bureaucracy, a high-profile Conservative candidate said during a local visit Tuesday.

Bioenergy supports the local economy by providing jobs, says the head of the Canadian Bio-Energy Association.

Whitesand First Nation has accepted a provincial wood allocation that could create 40 new jobs for that community.

A report of a body floating in the Kaministiquia River on Tuesday afternoon had emergency personnel on the water conducting a thorough search.