by adminRain, snow, wind or sunshine – they’re out there every school day helping keep our kids safe on their way to and from school. I’m talking about SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS! They greet students with a smile, look out for their safety, and bring some kindness to busy intersections all across our...
READ MORE by adminHighway 17 is closed between Nipigon and Schreiber following a serious single-vehicle collision. Emergency crews remain on scene, and the extent of injuries has not yet been confirmed. Officials say the highway closure is expected to last for an extended period while investigators examine the...
READ MORE by adminThunder Bay residents looking to get their vote in early can cast their ballots online as of Monday at 10 a.m. Online voting can be done at any time until the polls close on election day (October 26) at 8 p.m. There are also two opportunities to vote early in-person: October 1910 a.m. – 8...
READ MORE by adminAlbertans are heading to the polls Monday in a referendum that could set the stage for another vote on whether the province should separate from Canada. The October 19 referendum includes 10 questions, with the most significant asking voters whether Alberta should remain in Confederation or...
READ MORE by adminWith 40 years of experience in public service, Doug Vincent says he is running for mayor for the “immense rewards of helping people, helping communities.” His last gig before retiring a year and a half ago was a stint working alongside the Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) as the City of...
READ MORE by adminA new accessible dock at Boulevard Lake is expanding access to paddle sports for people of all ages and abilities. Located at the Thunder Bay Paddlesport Club Boathouse, the new facility includes an access walkway, an improved dock and an accessible canoe and kayak launch. “I had an accident...
READ MORE by adminIt’s being described as one of the worst tragedies ever seen. According to a news release from the Canadian Armed Forces, a fire started within the training area on the base in Wainwright, Alberta, on Saturday afternoon. They say it spread quickly beyond the boundaries of the training area. The...
READ MORE by adminVisits have resumed at St. Joseph’s Hospital following an issue with the building’s sprinkler system. St. Joseph’s Care Group (SJCG) says the issue occurred on Saturday, and visits to the hospital were temporarily paused. SJCG worked with Thunder Bay Fire Rescue to address the issue. No...
READ MORE by adminA new full-service restaurant and bar is coming to the departures lounge at the Thunder Bay International Airport. The airport confirmed the new addition in a social media post after previously teasing construction underway in the space. Once complete, the restaurant will give travellers a new...
READ MORE by adminThe top three teams in the Superior International Junior Hockey League all picked up wins on Friday night. The Dryden GM Ice Dogs cruised to a 9-0 victory over the Ironwood Lumberjacks. Khalen Menger picked up his first two goals of the season and chipped in with an assist to lead the Ice Dogs...
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