by Tim DavidsonThe two Thunder Bay teams in the SIJHL now hold down the first two spots in the standings after the Kam River Fighting Walleye and the Thunder Bay North Stars won both of their games over the weekend. The Walleye got by the Sioux Lookout Bombers in a pair of one goal victories. On Saturday, Kam...
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by CJ GoaterThe Thunder Bay Police Service is requesting the public’s assistance in locating 26-year-old Courtney Slusarcyk. Slusarcyk was last seen on November 6, 2023, during the evening in the Ontario Street area. She is described as a Metis female, 5’5” tall with a thin build. She has light brown...
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by Adam RileyA little over 100 people gathered in the Bay and Algoma area Sunday afternoon in protest of the ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas where more than 10, 000 people have been killed so far. Organizer Fares Ismail says he has been overjoyed with the support from the community, adding the...
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by NewsA 41-year-old man is facing an attempted murder charge after an alleged stabbing in Middle Sackville. Police say it happened at a home on Sackville Drive on Saturday. Both men knew each other, and the 51-year-old man who was stabbed is dealing with what are described as life threatening...
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Saturday at 11 a.m. marked the 105th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Since then, every November 11th has been the day to honour military veterans who’ve fought for our freedom and to remember those who didn’t make it home. Hundreds gathered inside TD Station for the annual...
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by Tara ClowIt was a cloudy and cold November 11th morning, but hundreds of all ages turned up at Sunny Brae Park in Moncton to remember. A short parade of veterans, family and friends marched from the Sunny Brae Legion to the cenotaph as a part of Remembrance Day ceremonies. During the hour long service,...
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by Brad PerryHundreds gathered along Milltown Boulevard in St. Stephen on Saturday for the annual Remembrance Day ceremony. It was a chance for residents in the border town to pay their respects to veterans, military members, and first responders. Chaplain Wayne Spires of Royal Canadian Legion St. Croix...
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A sunny and chilly morning in many parts of our province did not stops thousands upon thousands of people from attending Remembrance Day ceremonies. Many ceremonies began with the playing of O Canada and included powerful renditions of a trumpeter performing the Last Post while wreaths were laid...
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Mounties in New Brunswick have sent out an emergency alert after reports came in about a man with a gun in Sussex. Police say he was last seen in Main Street area. He is about 19-years-old and is wearing a blue coat and grey jogging pants. Residents will notice a heavy police presence in the...
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by Tim DavidsonThe Fort Frances Muskies came out on top in “AAA” final of the Winnipeg High School Football League. The Muskies handed the Beaver Brae Broncos their first loss of the year after a 30-14 victory Friday afternoon. Beaver Brae led 14-13 at half time, but it was all Fort Frances in the second half...
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