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Posted 20 April 2023

North Stars push a Game 7

In it to win it, must have been the mantra running through the heads of the Thunder Bay North Stars as they pushed a Game 7 Wednesday night at the Fort William Gardens, downing the Dryden Ice Dogs 5-2. 15 minutes into the 1st the Ice Dogs drew first blood as Max Roby put the puck past Thunder...

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Posted 19 April 2023

OMA worried about physician burnout

The Ontario Medical Association says there’s been a rise in physician burnout during COVID. A recent study shows it’s up to 75 percent. That’s up from 66 percent pre-COVID. Dr. Rose Zacharias is president of the OMA and says there is one big reason behind doctor burnout. “Administrative burden...

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Posted 19 April 2023

OMA worried about physician burnout

The Ontario Medical Association says there’s been a rise in physician burnout during COVID. A recent study shows it’s up to 75 percent. That’s up from 66 percent pre-COVID. Dr. Rose Zacharias is president of the OMA and says there is one big reason behind doctor burnout. “Administrative burden...

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Posted 19 April 2023

Police make arrest in March robbery

Thunder Bay Police have arrested a 29 year old woman following a robbery at Value Village last month. On March 23rd officers responded to the store around 9:20 p.m. and learned a suspect had attempted to steal clothing from the business. When she was approached by staff, she refused to return...

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Posted 19 April 2023

Police and Samaritans rescue woman on James Street Bridge

A member of the Thunder Bay Police Service and a group of good Samaritans are responsible for preventing a bad situation on the James Street swing bridge from escalating Tuesday evening. Police received reports around 10 p.m. of a woman hanging off the guardrail of the bridge, and responded...

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Posted 19 April 2023

Police and Samaritans rescue woman on James Street Bridge

A member of the Thunder Bay Police Service and a group of good Samaritans are responsible for preventing a bad situation on the James Street swing bridge from escalating Tuesday evening. Police received reports around 10 p.m. of a woman hanging off the guardrail of the bridge, and responded...

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Posted 19 April 2023

Police make arrest in March robbery

Thunder Bay Police have arrested a 29 year old woman following a robbery at Value Village last month. On March 23rd officers responded to the store around 9:20 p.m. and learned a suspect had attempted to steal clothing from the business. When she was approached by staff, she refused to return...

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Posted 19 April 2023

Cabinet Ministers outline disruptions anticipated by PSAC strikes

Federal cabinet ministers spoke in Ottawa today to inform Canadians on what impact the PSAC strike which has resulted in over 150,000 workers taking the picket line will have on various federal services. Minister Diane Lebouthillier who oversees the Canadian Revenue Agency says the May 1 tax...

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Posted 19 April 2023

Cabinet Ministers outline disruptions anticipated by PSAC strikes

Federal cabinet ministers spoke in Ottawa today to inform Canadians on what impact the PSAC strike which has resulted in over 150,000 workers taking the picket line will have on various federal services. Minister Diane Lebouthillier who oversees the Canadian Revenue Agency says the May 1 tax...

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Posted 19 April 2023

Blasting closes several roads

Residents are to be advised of blasting that will be taking place at the Pioneer Pit at 1 p.m. As a result Terry Fox Lookout, Highway 11-17 from Highway 527 to Balsam Street, Hodder Avenue and Copenhagen Road will be closed to traffic for the duration of the blast. As a result the public is...

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