Focusing on the June Ontario campaign. At Large councillor Peng You is taking a leave of absence from his council duties to begin his campaign for the Thunder Bay-Superior North seat at Queen’s Park. Section 259 of the Municipal Act allows for Members of Council to take a leave from their duties...
READ MOREIf there is another wave of COVID-19, the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) says they are ready for it. Officials have not declared a sixth wave of the virus, but it might be coming with hospitalizations, test positivity rates and wastewater signals all on the rise. The...
READ MOREThe Ontario government is committing $300 million to help Ukrainian refugees to resettle. Premier Doug Ford says the funding will cover a number of things the families will need. “This will include expanded OHIP, and drug coverage, emergency housing, and income support for those who qualify,”...
READ MOREIf there is another wave of COVID-19, the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) says they are ready for it. Officials have not declared a sixth wave of the virus, but it might be coming with hospitalizations, test positivity rates and wastewater signals all on the rise. The...
READ MOREA good day to stay indoors. There are three highway closures due to the poor road conditions and weather: Highway 102 between Sistonens Corners and Mapleward Road Highway 17 between Highway 11 (West Junction South) and the south portion of Highway 590 Highway 11/17 from Shabaqua to Kakabeka...
READ MOREA good day to stay indoors. There are three highway closures due to the poor road conditions and weather: Highway 102 between Sistonens Corners and Mapleward Road Highway 17 between Highway 11 (West Junction South) and the south portion of Highway 590 Highway 11/17 from Shabaqua to Kakabeka...
READ MOREThe Lakehead Region Conservation Authority (LRCA) is reporting above average snow pack levels in Thunder Bay. As of April 1st, the LRCA recorded snow levels of between 74 and 100 centimetres on McVicar and Pennock Creeks as well as Hazelwood on the Current River watershed. The normal levels for...
READ MOREThe Lakehead Region Conservation Authority (LRCA) is reporting above average snow pack levels in Thunder Bay. As of April 1st, the LRCA recorded snow levels of between 74 and 100 centimetres on McVicar and Pennock Creeks as well as Hazelwood on the Current River watershed. The normal levels for...
READ MOREA fourth dose of the Covid vaccine will be available for more people. Starting Thursday April 7, 2022 those who are 60 and over as well as First Nation, Inuit and Métis individuals and their non-Indigenous household members aged 18 and over will be able to go and get a fourth dose of the vaccine...
READ MOREA fourth dose of the Covid vaccine will be available for more people. Starting Thursday April 7, 2022 those who are 60 and over as well as First Nation, Inuit and Métis individuals and their non-Indigenous household members aged 18 and over will be able to go and get a fourth dose of the vaccine...
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