Superior North E-M-S was left struggling to keep up with service demand this past Friday, resulting in a Code Black. That is where there are no ambulances available to respond to calls, Leaving other emergency service providers to fill the gaps, at times having Thunder Bay Fire Rescue were...
READ MOREAn influx of cash is coming to the Matawa Training & Wellness Centre. Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Steve Clark, was in Thunder Bay to announce that $2.1 million is being invested to help build 21 transitional housing units at the Matawa Training & Wellness Centre. The...
READ MOREAn influx of cash is coming to the Matawa Training & Wellness Centre. Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Steve Clark, was in Thunder Bay to announce that $2.1 million is being invested to help build 21 transitional housing units at the Matawa Training & Wellness Centre. The...
READ MOREWatch for the CP Holiday Train to get back out on the rails after a 3 year absence because of the pandemic. The train will once raise food and awareness for local food banks across the country on its many stops. They will make a stop in Thunder Bay Friday, December 2nd at 8:30 p.m. at the CP...
READ MOREInflation is changing our shopping habits. Narrative Research has published several surveys over the last few months on the rising cost-of-living, and how it’s affecting our daily lives. COO and partner Margaret Chapman says 92 percent of Canadians are concerned about affordability. “People are...
READ MOREInflation is changing our shopping habits. Narrative Research has published several surveys over the last few months on the rising cost-of-living, and how it’s affecting our daily lives. COO and partner Margaret Chapman says 92 percent of Canadians are concerned about affordability. “People are...
READ MOREPandemic response assessments are happening across Canada, including the City of Thunder Bay. The City is looking for the public’s feedback on how the pandemic was handled. In a statement, Fire Chief Greg Hankkio, who sits on the City’s Pandemic Debrief Committee, said; Our review wouldn’t be...
READ MOREPandemic response assessments are happening across Canada, including the City of Thunder Bay. The City is looking for the public’s feedback on how the pandemic was handled. In a statement, Fire Chief Greg Hankkio, who sits on the City’s Pandemic Debrief Committee, said; Our review wouldn’t be...
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