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Forest firefighters to get presumptive WSIB coverage for cancers and PTSD

Forest firefighters to get presumptive WSIB coverage for cancers and PTSD

Ontario government also plans legislation to reduce required qualifying service time from 15 years to 10 years.
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Weather postpones opening of bike lanes

Weather postpones opening of bike lanes

The City of Thunder Bay says road crews are still sweeping lanes free of sand and debris.
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Synergy North electricity bills to increase in Thunder Bay

Synergy North electricity bills to increase in Thunder Bay

Customers in Kenora will see a decrease in their bills due to harmonization of rates.
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Police to provide security at Thunder Bay hospital for another year

Police to provide security at Thunder Bay hospital for another year

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre will also review other approaches to ensure staff and patient safety.
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Construction starts on Junot Avenue transitional housing project

Construction starts on Junot Avenue transitional housing project

Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services expects the transitional housing development to be finished in about 16 months.
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Electronic bus fare system to launch in September

Electronic bus fare system to launch in September

Riders can use contactless payment by tapping a reloadable card when boarding.
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OPP investigate fatality in Wabigoon River

OPP investigate fatality in Wabigoon River

A male drowned after falling through the ice on Monday.
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Shelter House gets a new executive director

Shelter House gets a new executive director

Brendan Carlin, former manager of community services at the Regional Food Distribution Association, starts his new duties this week.
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Cat Lake residents return home from Thunder Bay

Cat Lake residents return home from Thunder Bay

Vulnerable community members spent over three weeks in the city after their nursing station burned down.
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Thunder Bay Transit fares go up

Thunder Bay Transit fares go up

Fares went up across the board on Monday an average of 6.5 per cent.
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