by adminThis past weekend, I hosted my very first Christmas party—and if you know literally anything about me, you know this was my Super Bowl. I love Christmas. I love the build-up, the shopping, the decorating, the twinkly lights, the nostalgia, the “remember when” stories, the sparkle, the...
READ MORE by adminArson charges have been laid against a former Fort Frances hotel owner. 41-year-old Bryce Campbell was arrested near Detroit this week. He is accused of starting a 2024 fire that destroyed the historic Lutsen Lodge near Grand Marie, Minnesota, south of Thunder Bay. Officials in...
READ MORE by adminA key move toward lowering childcare fees in Ontario to $10 a day. Ontario is extending an agreement with the federal government on its national program until the end of March 2027. The agreement also comes with $3.9 billion in funding. Federal Minister of Jobs and Families Patty Hadju...
READ MORE by adminA special weather statement has been issued for much of northwestern Ontario. An Alberta Clipper is making its way across the region bringing with it high winds and blowing snow. Environment Canada meteorologist Steven Flisfeder says it’s a fairly fast-moving system. “The Kenora area...
READ MORE by adminOfficers of the Thunder Bay Police Service Break Enter Armed Robbery Unit and Primary Response Unit arrested a 27-year-old man on Tuesday for stabbing a victim multiple times. The victim was taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition. Upon being identified, the arrested individual was...
READ MORE by adminYou can expect to dig quite a bit deeper in the new year to cover the cost of food. According to Canada’s Food Price Report 2026, groceries will cost roughly $1,000 more- an exact increase of $994 – and for a family of four, groceries will cost about $17, 571.79. Compared to five years...
READ MORE by adminThunder Bay’s first-ever multi-year capital budget received its final stamp of approval at the final City Council meeting of the year on Tuesday. The budget was passed with no amendments. Councillors offered little in the way of commentary: their questions were addressed at a...
READ MORE by adminWe are underway…. The 5th Annual – 36 Hours of Cheer with Acadia Broadcasting on 99-9 The Bay and Country 105. We were thrilled to be joined by the President of Acadia Broadcasting, Shelley Snodgrass to kick off hour 3!
READ MORE by adminThe holiday season is in full swing, and Thunder Bay is packed with festive events, music, and community celebrations! Here’s what’s happening this week: 36 Hours of Cheer – December 4 & 5 Starting at 6:00 AM on Thursday, December 4, the Acadia Broadcasting studios at...
READ MORE by adminThe Regional Food Distribution Association (RFDA) is closer than ever to achieving its fundraising goals for its Building Hope campaign. The campaign is focused on significantly expanding the RFDA’s Thunder Bay location, as well as funding educational programs for nutrition and food...
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