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UPDATED: Matawa Tribal Council acquires Dawson Court

UPDATED: Matawa Tribal Council acquires Dawson Court

Its uses will include training, programming and transitional housing
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Women and Girls: Paralympian Robbi Weldon will be inducted into the Cycling Hall of Fame

Women and Girls: Paralympian Robbi Weldon will be inducted into the Cycling Hall of Fame

'Thunder Bay is a fantastic place' for kids to grow up in sports and recreation, Weldon says.
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Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
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Power line set for 'worst location'

Power line set for 'worst location'

An amended environmental assessment report for Hydro One's Waasigan project was approved by the province last month.
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Border restrictions loosening on Monday

Border restrictions loosening on Monday

Fully vaccinated travelers will be able to skip the mandatory quarantine period.
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Aurelia Belgrado

Aurelia Belgrado

Feb 1 1925 - Sept 11 2021
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Hunters asked to know what they're shooting

Hunters asked to know what they're shooting

Ministry of Natural Resources partners with Northwestern Ontario Sportsman's Alliance to help moose hunters know the difference between calves and cows.
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Ash borer plan consideration delayed

Ash borer plan consideration delayed

THUNDER BAY – City council’s consideration of a plan to confront the invasive emerald ash borer has been delayed again. Administration’s $6.
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Saskatchewan man who attacked woman, set her on fire not dangerous offender

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. — A homeless woman who was viciously beaten before being set on fire says she worries her attacker will hurt someone else after a judge ruled Wednesday Leslie Black won't be designated a dangerous offender.
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Report says Liberals need to make prevention central in anti-poverty plan

Report says Liberals need to make prevention central in anti-poverty plan

OTTAWA — A new report calls on the federal government to not just think about opening the back door to help people out of homelessness, but to close the front door as well, to make sure they don't become homeless in the first place.
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