by adminA man is facing charges after a stand-off with police at a home in Eabametoong First Nation on Tuesday. Nishnawbe Aski Police working out of the Eabametoong First Nation detachment say officers were called in the early hours to a disturbance outside of a residence in the community....
READ MORE by adminIf you haven’t switched to winter tires, you may want to add it to your to-do list. After all, Environment Canada is forecasting periods of snow to reach the region on Thursday, which could cause some slippery driving conditions. However, switching over to winter tires will also add you...
READ MORE by adminMany Ukrainians who fled the war with Russia are worried they will not be able to stay in Canada. Advocates say they face a lot of barriers to long-term jobs because of the uncertainty of work permits. Iryna Tytska says she and her family have lived in Nova Scotia for several years, so...
READ MORE by adminThis morning, the Chair of The Thunder Bay Police Association “PARADE OF LIGHTS” joined me in the studio to chat about the December 6th event. Greg Stephenson shared a ‘twist’ about an additional fundraising option. Every year, the Parade Of Lights assists 4 children’s organizations in the...
READ MORE by adminNova Scotia Conservative MP for Acadia-Annapolis Chris d’Entremont has crossed the floor to the Liberals. In a statement Tuesday evening, d’Entremont says he decided to resign after “serious considerations” and “thoughtful conversations” with constituents and family. The move came upon...
READ MORE by adminTell Me Something Good! This is another reminder about what this feature is all about. It’s about sharing good news stories / feel good stories / inspirational stories. Ones that you can take with you and share with someone. Do you have a heartwarming story / or a local achievement...
READ MORE by adminOn this edition….a 45 million dollar development is moved forward….The turf has a name…..And the art gallery…..
READ MORE by adminThunder Bay is allocating additional money to support the establishment of Thunder Bay Art Gallery’s waterfront location. City council has approved delivering an additional $2.5 million towards the project. The money will be delivered in two installments of $1.25 million each. The...
READ MORE by adminThunder Bay’s City Council has approved a name for the Multi-Use Indoor Turf Facility. The new structure is going to be called the Tbaytel Multiplex for the foreseeable future. In exchange for the naming rights, Tbaytel will contribute $50,000 per year towards the facility for the...
READ MORE by adminTerri Clark’s laugh has a way of lighting up a room — warm, and unmistakably genuine. As she talks about her Homecoming 2.0 Tour with Paul Brandt, her voice carries both nostalgia and excitement. “Back in the ’90s, people used to playfully call us the king and queen of country,” she recalls....
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