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'Welcome home,' B.C. mayor says to thousands of returning wildfire evacuees

'Welcome home,' B.C. mayor says to thousands of returning wildfire evacuees

WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. — Thousands of people who rushed out of their homes as a wildfire neared Williams Lake are being allowed to return to the Interior British Columbia city, but with a warning that they could be forced to leave again.
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Candidate Profile: Tania Cameron

Candidate Profile: Tania Cameron

Third-time NDP candidate Tania Cameron in known in Kenora-Kiiwetinoong for her community work.
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Polar Bear Plunge organizers ready to dive back In

Polar Bear Plunge organizers ready to dive back In

It's the 10th year for the Thunder Bay Polar Bear Plunge, which has been raising money primarily for the Thunder Bay Special Olympics and more recently, other charities.
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St. Ignatius High School takes home win at international cheer competition

St. Ignatius High School takes home win at international cheer competition

The cheer team won second place in the WSCC Medium Varsity division.
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Charity continues from a distance at Dew Drop Inn

Charity continues from a distance at Dew Drop Inn

Amid COVID-19 concerns, soup kitchen surprises patrons with hot turkey dinner to go
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Leonard Selkirk Pullan

Leonard Selkirk Pullan

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Veteran football coach Jeff Reinebold feels he's found a home in Hamilton

Veteran football coach Jeff Reinebold feels he's found a home in Hamilton

HAMILTON — Jeff Reinebold is a football lifer. At age 59, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' colourful defensive co-ordinator is on the 18th stop of coaching odyssey that began in 1981 and has spanned both the collegiate and pro ranks.
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Following Up: Naturalizing your yard

Following Up: Naturalizing your yard

Thunder Bay residents who have already naturalized parts of their yards are hoping recent rule changes will encourage more to join in.
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City gets millions from Ottawa for Boulevard Lake Dam

City gets millions from Ottawa for Boulevard Lake Dam

Federal funding of $13.2 million includes rehabilitation of century-old dam, as well as other stormwater management projects.
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City will study ways to help homeowners with energy retrofits

City will study ways to help homeowners with energy retrofits

The project is tied to the city's net-zero emissions target of 2050.
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