A little over 840 thousand dollars from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation is going to two community projects in Oliver Paipoonge. Just over half, some $486,132, will be going to upgrade a...

Motorists in the Northwest region are not listening when it comes to Ontario's Move Over law, which requires drivers to slow down and move over when coming upon first responders and tow trucks perform...

Domtar has officially handed over the keys to the new owner of its now former Dryden operations. The deal valued at $240 million was part of a requirement through Canada's Competition Bureau, after Do...

This weekend a taste of Italy returns to Thunder Bay for the 33rd Festa Italiana. Covid-19 forced a toned down Festa for the past couple of years but spokesperson Matt Pascuzzo says its back to normal...

The August long weekend is almost upon us, with many Canadians looking to get a bit of travelling in, including to the United States. Plan ahead that is really the easiest way the Canada Border Servic...

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry are seeking the public's assistance as they investigate the death of a deer in the city. The investigation was launched on July 26th after a neighbour di...

Timmins - James Bay MP Charlie Angus is voicing his concerns after a contract was cancelled which would have provided work to Alstom's Thunder Bay facility. The contract was for new subway cars and wa...

A lane way on the city's south side is the scene of an investigation by city police, following the discovery of a woman's body. Officers were dispatched to the to the area of Norah Street North around...

The Board of Directors with St. Joseph's Care Group looked inward when it came to finding a new President and Chief Executive Officer for the organization. Current Vice President of Clinical and Commu...

Two men in the Ignace area have been found guilty of altering shorelines without a permit and have been ordered to pay a total of $8000 in fines as a result. In August of 2020, Giovano Taddeo and Dere...