The case count will be underestimated for a number reasons in today’s provincial summary. As it’s Jan.1 provincial reporting centre’s aren’t getting test results because thwy are closed foe the holiday, also a backlog in many regions is also affecting total counts. Also with the change in PCR...
READ MOREHAPPY NEW YEAR! Tonight on Girls Night Out Kelly and I talked about the new year and if you make new year’s resolutions, we also talked about someone that went mountain climbing and found a lost bag of jewels. And we of course have our cocktail, recipe, food for thought and show of the week!...
READ MOREToday’s the day that minum wage sees a huge increase. The Ford government promised the increase in November 2021, and Jan.1 2022 it goes into effect. General minimum wage goes from $14.35 to $15 an hour. Student minimums go from $13.50 to $14.10 an hour. Food service and hospitality workers and...
READ MOREToday’s the day that minum wage sees a huge increase. The Ford government promised the increase in November 2021, and Jan.1 2022 it goes into effect. General minimum wage goes from $14.35 to $15 an hour. Student minimums go from $13.50 to $14.10 an hour. Food service and hospitality workers and...
READ MORETMZ is reporting the legendary Betty White has passed away. The former star of Golden Girls was 99. More to come
READ MOREIt was a Festive Ride check gone wrong. After observing many signs that the driver was likely impaired at the intersection of Sprague and Walsh Streets just after 9 p.m. on Dec. 30. at about 9:10 p.m. Thunder Bay Police investigated further. Police discovered that the driver was suspended and...
READ MOREIt was a Festive Ride check gone wrong. After observing many signs that the driver was likely impaired at the intersection of Sprague and Walsh Streets just after 9 p.m. on Dec. 30. at about 9:10 p.m. Thunder Bay Police investigated further. Police discovered that the driver was suspended and...
READ MOREAnother jump in COVID-19 cases locally. The Thunder Bay District Health Unit is reporting 97 new cases and 29 resolved, leaving the active count at 380. 13 were a result of household contact, and 29 others from close contact. Six came from travel outside the region, and 45 are still considered...
READ MOREAnother jump in COVID-19 cases locally. The Thunder Bay District Health Unit is reporting 97 new cases and 29 resolved, leaving the active count at 380. 13 were a result of household contact, and 29 others from close contact. Six came from travel outside the region, and 45 are still considered...
READ MOREPolice have laid 137 charges against 11 inmates at Thunder Bay District Jail. Officers were dispatched Wednesday morning to the jail after reports of an inmate-on-inmate assault. They discovered two people were forced into cells on Monday by the 11 inmates and not allowed to leave. The two...
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