Weekend

Thunder Bay police have laid 25 charges related to weight restrictions intended to keep transport trucks out of County Fair Plaza.

The Tapestry Women’s Network is hosting its second ethnic food picnic on Sunday, June 19 in the backyard of Roots to Harvest.

Dr. Kathy Absolon's book launch hosted by Ontario Native Woman's Association, was characterized with Indigenous traditions and spirituality.

Indigenous Peoples still celebrate the making of the medicine pouch as a special spiritual, traditional and cultural part of their lives. Today, with the help of teachers who are Indigenous Leads, who work within our schools, students from all backgrounds can come together and engage with their Indigenous classmates, who willingly share these traditions.

Superior -Greenstone District Schools offer students a variety of knowledge building fun for National Indigenous History Month.

Residents of the Journey to Life Centre will tend a variety of different vegetable and herb gardens over the course of the summer, learning valuable life lessons while growing their own food.

The Clay Collective NWO opened its retail space in Goods & Co. Market last year.

Eid Mohammad Sultanzoi says he and his family want to contribute to Canada however they can

The Thunder Bay Rowing Club, formerly the Fort William Rowing Club, has been getting people rowing since 1904.

Safer spaces technicians shift focus from enforcement to supports at Thunder Bay's public library.