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According to a report from the Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board, St. Patrick High School received a threat on the morning of December 11, resulting in a precautionary hold and secure. Due to the situation, students were dismissed early with buses and parents/guardians returning them home. All community use of...

Two Children aged 8 and 10 were sent to the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre Saturday night with serious injuries following a hit-and-run collision by an alleged impaired driver. Thunder Bay Police Service responded to a call of a motor vehicle collision in the parking lot of Northwood Park Plaza on Edward S...

Two Thunder Bay residents face child pornography charges following two unrelated Cyber Crime Unit investigations. Arrest 1: Members of the Thunder Bay Police Service's Cyber Crime Unit began an investigation into the suspected possession of child pornography by a resident on August 23, 2023 Investigators determined the...

A strike by city workers could take place before the end of the year. 98 percent of municipal workers in Thunder Bay represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees local 87 have voted in favour of supporting its bargaining committee up to and including strike action. In a post late Friday to social media the uni...

The United Way of Thunder Bay's Novemburger Campaign has come and gone again, and once again has proven the city likes its burgers. With 27 participating restaurants a total of 22,415 burgers were sold. With two dollars from each burger and other donations more than $65,000 was raised. "That's amazing."said E...

The city has announced that due to the mild and rainy weather, the outdoor rink at Prince Arthur's Landing has been closed. The rink was open for only 4 days before warm weather forced the closure. The city says they expect colder weather conditions in the coming weeks which would allow for the re-opening of the rink.

Five search warrants executed in the Greenstone area have resulted in five Geraldton residents being arrested and charged with numerous drug offences, and one weapon charge. The investigation resulted in the seizure of suspected cocaine, methamphetamine, and ecstasy. Canadian currency, as well as other items associated...

St Patrick is safe and ready to be reopened. All classes and school activities will resume on Friday, December 8th. The Thunder Bay Police continued their investigation into the threat. TBPS in collaboration with the Board Administration performed a walk-through no threats were identified. This comes as earlier in the ...

a 24-year-old Calgary resident is facing a stunt driving charge, after a traffic stop in Schreiber. On the afternoon of December 6, members of the Ontario Provincial Police on general patrol, located a vehicle travelling through Schreiber at 133 Kilometers per hour in a posted 60-kilometre-per-hour zone. The accused re...

The Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board has announced that St. Patrick High School has received a threat and as a precaution the school has been evacuated and closed. Buses will pick students up and transport them home, and parents and guardians can also pick their children up from the school. The School will re...