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Anti-abortion protesters sue counter-protester for $2.3 million

Anti-abortion protesters sue counter-protester for $2.3 million

The lawsuit by two local anti-abortion protestors who attended a rally in 2019 claim they suffered permanent hearing damage and psychological impairments from a counter-protestor playing loud music from speakers set up on a vehicle
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Police Services Act charges against Hauth officially dismissed

Police Services Act charges against Hauth officially dismissed

The Ontario Civilian Police Commission officially dismissed misconduct charges against former Thunder Bay Police Service Chief Sylvie Hauth due to her retirement in January
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‘We should be there,’ says NAN Grand Chief on federal and provincial health care talks

‘We should be there,’ says NAN Grand Chief on federal and provincial health care talks

Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Derek Fox is joining other First Nation leaders expressing frustration and disappointment for being left out of talks between the federal and provincial governments on health care transformation and funding
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Tourism Thunder Bay releases 2023 Experience Guide

Tourism Thunder Bay releases 2023 Experience Guide

The newest Thunder Bay Experience Guide highlights the 50th anniversary of Fort William Historical Park, which will see several events in 2023, including the return of the Great Rendezvous
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Officer involved in DeBungee death investigation given 18-month demotion, plans to appeal decision

Officer involved in DeBungee death investigation given 18-month demotion, plans to appeal decision

Shawn Harrison could be demoted from the rank of staff sergeant to sergeant after being found guilty of discreditable conduct and neglect of duty for his mishandling of the sudden death investigation of Stacy DeBungee in 2015 but he plans to appeal decision
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‘We don’t have a breaking point, we can’t,’ says TBPS homicide investigator

‘We don’t have a breaking point, we can’t,’ says TBPS homicide investigator

The Thunder Bay Police Service continues to investigate the city’s second homicide of 2023 that saw 24-year-old Matthew Scavarelli arrested and charged in the murder 33-year-old Cody Young on January 23
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Indigenous Law and Justice Institute unveils new name and logo

Indigenous Law and Justice Institute unveils new name and logo

The Indigenous Law and Justice Institute’s new name, Mino-Waabandan Inaakonigewiana, means ‘seeing the law in a good way’
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Mental health and addictions centre top of mind at ROMA conference

Mental health and addictions centre top of mind at ROMA conference

The city’s delegation to the Rural Ontario Municipal Association Conference spoke with provincial ministers on the need for a mental health and addiction crisis centre, as well as local content requirements for the Alstom plant, and other infrastructure projects
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Law Society panel rules Chris Watkins engaged in professional misconduct

Law Society panel rules Chris Watkins engaged in professional misconduct

The former local attorney was found to have engaged in professional misconduct by acting in conflict of interest, failing to communicate with clients, not abiding by Legal Aid Ontario requirements, and failing to attend court on numerous occasions over the course of several years
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Festive RIDE results continue to frustrate law enforcement

Festive RIDE results continue to frustrate law enforcement

The Thunder Bay Police Service laid 31 impaired driving charges during the Festive RIDE Program in 2022, while the OPP recorded 36 charges in the Thunder Bay District
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