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Health Unit expands vaccine rollout, will open clinic at CLE Coliseum

Health Unit expands vaccine rollout, will open clinic at CLE Coliseum

Adults over 80, those in chronic home care and all Indigenous adults will be eligible for the vaccine.
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Credit Coach: Seniors and Debt: Fixed incomes, retirement dreams and credit?

Credit Coach: Seniors and Debt: Fixed incomes, retirement dreams and credit?

Welcome to the third, and final, blog in a series of three about the financial challenges facing three generations: millennials, the sandwich generation and seniors.
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Report says census grossly undercounts Thunder Bay's Indigenous population (2 Photos)

Report says census grossly undercounts Thunder Bay's Indigenous population (2 Photos)

A research unit at St. Michael's Hospital and Anishnawbe Mushkiki co-led a recent survey.
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Locally owned and operated cannabis store is celebrating 30 years in business

Locally owned and operated cannabis store is celebrating 30 years in business

Rainbow On Bay has been serving the city of Thunder Bay for everything cannabis-related for nearly three decades.
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Bearskin Lake First Nation declares emergency over growing COVID-19 outbreak

Bearskin Lake First Nation declares emergency over growing COVID-19 outbreak

Community north of Sioux Lookout requests nursing, other support as outbreak grows to 43 active cases Thursday.
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First budget review meeting produces plenty of debate, few changes

First budget review meeting produces plenty of debate, few changes

Four-hour meeting ends with council approving adding 0.01 per cent to levy increase.
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Over the counter nicotine product causes stir among health organizations

Over the counter nicotine product causes stir among health organizations

Imperial Tobacco’s sister company Zonnic is causing a stir among health organizations who are calling on Health Canada to close the door on the flavoured nicotine product that can be sold beside candy and gum in convenience stores and gas stations.
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Omar Khadr's criminal record in Canada shows 'absolute ignorance':lawyer

Omar Khadr's criminal record in Canada shows 'absolute ignorance':lawyer

TORONTO — Omar Khadr's official criminal record in Canada contains oddities and errors that are at odds with how the federal government viewed him on his return from the notorious prison on the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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United Way doles out $123,000 to help seniors affected by COVID-19

United Way doles out $123,000 to help seniors affected by COVID-19

Money includes funding for telephone check-in services in Atikokan, caregiver care kits in Thunder Bay and Roots to Harvest's emergency good food box.
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N.B. fire claims four:'I don't think there was a firefighter that had a dry eye'

N.B. fire claims four:'I don't think there was a firefighter that had a dry eye'

ST. GEORGE, N.B. — The old white house on the hill was home to an elderly widow and her three adult sons, fondly described by friends and neighbours as a special family with a well-known connection to the town's fire department.
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