by adminThe last week of November and the start of December bring sports, theatre, music, and holiday cheer to Thunder Bay! Here’s what’s on: Women’s Volleyball – Thunderwolves vs Queens Dates: Friday, November 28 | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Saturday, November 29 | 6:00 PM – 8:00...
READ MORE by adminThe Ontario University Athletics (OUA) club will skate with a team of the top Junior ‘A’ talent from across the SIJHL in the All-Star Showcase event on Friday, January 2nd and Saturday January 3rd at the Fort William Gardens in Thunder Bay.“We’re excited to bring this event to Thunder Bay,”...
READ MORE by adminLakehead University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Kenora Catholic District School Board to offer it’s Achievement Program. This is the sixth school board in northwestern Ontario to be a part of the program. Amanda Stephanile is the program manager for Lakehead and says...
READ MORE by adminEnvironment Canada is turning to colours with its weather alerts. The agency is adopting the use of Yellow, Orange and Red to describe the severity of a weather system. Weather alerts are issued for a wide range of weather, including thunderstorms, rain or snow, blowing snow, wind, and...
READ MORE by adminAs the seasons shift and the temperature drops, the outdoors takes on a quieter, more powerful kind of beauty. For many hunters, late-season deer hunting becomes a test of patience, resilience, and preparation—especially for those who choose to take on the challenge with a bow. But alongside...
READ MORE by adminMost Canadians feel insulted over Donald Trump’s ’51st State’ talk. The latest poll from Narrative Research shows 78 percent disagree with the U.S. president’s view on the subject. Disagreement was highest in the Prairies, and among the Gen-Z age group. However, 11 percent say they...
READ MORE by adminBy: Carl Clutchey, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: The Chronicle-Journal A proposal to build a gas-powered peak-power plant in Shuniah has failed to garner support from the municipality’s council. At Tuesday’s meeting, council voted to not support the Current H2 project,...
READ MORE by adminFirst Nation communities reliant on winter roads are receiving $8 million. The money will help 32 remote communities establish and maintain nearly 3,200 kilometres of temporary roadways this winter. It is in addition to the $5 million previously made available to purchase and install...
READ MORE by adminThree individuals, a 46-year-old, a 28-year-old, and a 19-year-old, were arrested on Tuesday under charges of accessing child pornography. The two older accused are also charged with possessing child pornography. The Cyber Crime Unit of the Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) began an...
READ MORE by adminInjured workers continue to advocate for policy changes to the Workers’ Safety and Insurance Board. Armed with a new report, they want an end to benefits being cut off at age 65. The age limit went into place at a time when retirement was mandatory. Tebasum Durani from the Injured...
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