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Posted 9 March 2023

Police charge man for defrauding his mother

March is Fraud Prevention Month and sadly seniors are quite often the targets of scams…even by their own family. Which is what happened in Thunder Bay after city police announced charges against a man who is alleged to have siphoning funds intended for his own mother’s daily needs and care...

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Posted 9 March 2023

Concern about the Northern Link into the Ring of Fire

The provincial government is being asked to make sure there are consultations with First Nations before any development can take place. Kiiwetinoong MPP Sol Mamakwa says that includes the northern road to the Ring of Fire. “What is the government doing to uphold the law, follow it’s Treaty 9...

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Posted 9 March 2023

Concern about the Northern Link into the Ring of Fire

The provincial government is being asked to make sure there are consultations with First Nations before any development can take place. Kiiwetinoong MPP Sol Mamakwa says that includes the northern road to the Ring of Fire. “What is the government doing to uphold the law, follow it’s Treaty 9...

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Posted 9 March 2023

Little Dee & Her Spoiled Barbies: Click to see the pic!

On March 9, 1959 Barbie made her world debut at the New York Toy Fair Back then you Barbie went for $3. But the most expensive Barbie was sold for $302,000 in auction in 2010. This is Dee with her Barbie dolls. (The authentic Barbie’s are on the left with their backs to the camera. The...

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Posted 9 March 2023

‘We are not profiting from inflation’ grocery execs tell committee

The leaders of three of Canada’s largest grocery chains were in the hotseat Wednesday explaining to parliamentarians on the Standing Committee for Agriculture and Agri-Food the reasoning behind the wallet pains Canadians feel when they shop. Some tense moments came when NDP leader Jagmeet Singh...

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Posted 9 March 2023

‘We are not profiting from inflation’ grocery execs tell committee

The leaders of three of Canada’s largest grocery chains were in the hotseat Wednesday explaining to parliamentarians on the Standing Committee for Agriculture and Agri-Food the reasoning behind the wallet pains Canadians feel when they shop. Some tense moments came when NDP leader Jagmeet Singh...

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Posted 8 March 2023

Highway 17 closed from Kenora to Vermilion Bay

The Ministry of Transportation is reporting a major highway 17 closure between Kenora and Vermilion Bay. The MTO says the closure is due to a collision and traffic control is in place, but no further information has been provided at this time. The collision was first reported around 7 p.m....

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Posted 8 March 2023

Highway 17 closed from Kenora to Vermilion Bay

The Ministry of Transportation is reporting a major highway 17 closure between Kenora and Vermilion Bay. The MTO says the closure is due to a collision and traffic control is in place, but no further information has been provided at this time. The collision was first reported around 7 p.m....

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Posted 8 March 2023

Police investigate swing bridge incident

Thunder Bay Police continue to investigate last evenings incident at the James Street Swing bridge and are seeking witnesses. All three branches of Thunder Bay’s emergency services responded to the incident just after 6:30 p.m. to reports of an adult male had jumped or fallen from the bridge...

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Posted 8 March 2023

Police investigate swing bridge incident

Thunder Bay Police continue to investigate last evenings incident at the James Street Swing bridge and are seeking witnesses. All three branches of Thunder Bay’s emergency services responded to the incident just after 6:30 p.m. to reports of an adult male had jumped or fallen from the bridge...

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