Thunder Bay Police Service Officers were sent to Windsor Street Thursday night after reports of an assault. They learned that a man was being taken to Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Center by paramedics with what police are calling injuries consistent with a stabbing. A further...
READ MOREAs we see the COVID-19 situation evolve with the omicron variant, there is still no word how or if this will effect students after they return from their winter breaks. In a letter obtained by Acadia News, Director of Education with the Lakehead Public Schools Ian MacRae has said the guidance...
READ MOREAs we see the COVID-19 situation evolve with the omicron variant, there is still no word how or if this will effect students after they return from their winter breaks. In a letter obtained by Acadia News, Director of Education with the Lakehead Public Schools Ian MacRae has said the guidance...
READ MOREYou’ll have to get a negative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) COVID-19 test before coming back into Canada. Starting Tuesday, December 21st, all incoming travellers regardless of trip location or length will need to provide proof of the test conducted in another country. The Federal Government...
READ MOREYou’ll have to get a negative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) COVID-19 test before coming back into Canada. Starting Tuesday, December 21st, all incoming travellers regardless of trip location or length will need to provide proof of the test conducted in another country. The Federal Government...
READ MOREThe Thunder Bay District Health Unit is sharing news of a gastro outbreak. This one is at the Chartwell-Isabella on Isabella St E. It’s being called a facility wide outbreak, which means that visitors are being restricted to family members and caregivers only. More details can be read on the...
READ MOREOne more death in the Thunder Bay District Health Unit tied to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Friday’s numbers include the 68th passing along with ten new cases; Six of the cases were obtained from someone else who had the virus. The active case count is now at 57. In Ontario 3,124 new cases of...
READ MOREOne more death in the Thunder Bay District Health Unit tied to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Friday’s numbers include the 68th passing along with ten new cases; Six of the cases were obtained from someone else who had the virus. The active case count is now at 57. In Ontario 3,124 new cases of...
READ MOREJust a day after the Federal government asked Canadians not to leave the country unless it is necessary, the Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) has a recommendation of its own. It is being strongly advised that you do not travel outside of Northwestern Ontario, unless it is essential. This...
READ MOREJust a day after the Federal government asked Canadians not to leave the country unless it is necessary, the Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) has a recommendation of its own. It is being strongly advised that you do not travel outside of Northwestern Ontario, unless it is essential. This...
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