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Posted 13 July 2023

Almost half of Canadians say they can’t afford a place to live: poll

Nearly 1200 Canadians were polled and about 45% say they can’t afford a place to live, according to a new poll by Narrative Research. Younger Canadians seem to be feeling the tight housing market the most, with 33% between the ages of 18-24 saying things are unaffordable. The survey says it’s a...

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Posted 13 July 2023

Almost half of Canadians say they can’t afford a place to live: poll

Nearly 1200 Canadians were polled and about 45% say they can’t afford a place to live, according to a new poll by Narrative Research. Younger Canadians seem to be feeling the tight housing market the most, with 33% between the ages of 18-24 saying things are unaffordable. The survey says it’s a...

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Posted 12 July 2023

Possible shooting reported in city’s south side

Thunder Bay Police are looking into a report of a possible shooting in the 200-block of Cumming Street. Police were dispatched to the area at around 5 p.m. today following reports of the shooting and an injured man. Police found the man, who was transported to Thunder Bay Regional Health...

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Posted 12 July 2023

Possible shooting reported in city’s south side

Thunder Bay Police are looking into a report of a possible shooting in the 200-block of Cumming Street. Police were dispatched to the area at around 5 p.m. today following reports of the shooting and an injured man. Police found the man, who was transported to Thunder Bay Regional Health...

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Posted 12 July 2023

Increase in U.S. travel to Canada continues

Canadians were a little reluctant to make trips to the United States last month. Statistics Canada says 1.8 million Canadians returned from visits by vehicle in June. That is a million less than in May. June’s figure is about 78 per cent of that recorded in June 2019, before the pandemic....

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Posted 12 July 2023

Increase in U.S. travel to Canada continues

Canadians were a little reluctant to make trips to the United States last month. Statistics Canada says 1.8 million Canadians returned from visits by vehicle in June. That is a million less than in May. June’s figure is about 78 per cent of that recorded in June 2019, before the pandemic....

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Posted 12 July 2023

Premiers want meeting on infrastructure

Canada’s Premiers and Territorial leaders have concluded their annual summer meeting in Winnipeg. The Council of the Federation meeting ended with Premiers calling for a meeting with the Prime Minister to discuss infrastructure. The leaders would like to see a national infrastructure strategy....

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Posted 12 July 2023

Premiers want meeting on infrastructure

Canada’s Premiers and Territorial leaders have concluded their annual summer meeting in Winnipeg. The Council of the Federation meeting ended with Premiers calling for a meeting with the Prime Minister to discuss infrastructure. The leaders would like to see a national infrastructure strategy....

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Posted 12 July 2023

Break, enter and fire at school under investigation

Thunder Bay Police are seeking assistance of the public following a break and enter at a school, where a fire was set in one of the rooms. Officers were called to Our Lady of Charity School, just before 3:45 a.m. on July 7th, following the triggering of an alarm. Upon arrival they discovered...

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Posted 12 July 2023

Inaugural NATO-Ukraine Council meets

Representatives from the 31 member nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are in Lithuania this week. Among the many topics of discussion is Ukraine, which has been attempting to join, but roadblocks remain, specifically threats from Russia over Ukraine joining NATO. Secretary General...

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