Local News

A school bus was involved in a collision on a Highway 61 overpass near the Thunder Bay Airport on Tuesday afternoon.

Thunder Bay Police Service chief, Darcy Fleury held what he plans to be ongoing forums with First Nation leadership in the hopes of creating better communication and rebuilding trust with the Indigenous community.

A brand-new window was destroyed, and obscenities were spray-painted at Faith City Church

Thousands of local families benefit from the Christmas Cheer hamper campaign, with pickups occurring Tuesday and Wednesday.

Yesterday, Minister of Indigenous Services Patty Hajdu introduced the long-awaited Bill C-61 which commits to ensuring safe drinking water and wastewater management, collaboration, and self-governance in First Nations communities.

Satellite campuses are being established, starting with Dryden, Red Lake and Ignace.

Dan Turk registers for two international races, including a 14-month circumnavigation of the globe.

Officials at the Port of Thunder Bay report increased activity from 2022, including near-record numbers of salty and laker visits.

Sewer work will keep a section of Algoma Street North closed two days longer than expected.

The Thunder Bay Art Gallery is set to receive nearly $100,000 more per year to support a move to a larger, waterfront location.