A pair of new COVID-19 cases in the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. Officials indicate Tuesday that one of the cases was obtained through travel outside of Northwestern Ontario. Four is the active case count. Ontario confirms 466 new infections with 347 cases coming from individuals who are...
READ MOREYesterday was such a beautiful day I decided to take the boys on the greatest adventure Thunder Bay has to offer…
READ MOREAll Thunder Bay libraries will off a new service to print proof of vaccination for free to individuals. With not everyone having access to a computer/printer or smart phone, the Library is stepping up to fill the void. Soon you’ll be able to get your laminated as well. How to print: In person at...
READ MOREAll Thunder Bay libraries will off a new service to print proof of vaccination for free to individuals. With not everyone having access to a computer/printer or smart phone, the Library is stepping up to fill the void. Soon you’ll be able to get your laminated as well. How to print: In person at...
READ MOREYesterday Cairo was talking about stores you wish would come back and 80% of you said… Zellers!!! I was cruising the twitter the other day and found this song Internet star Brittlestar made and thought it was perfect.
READ MOREThunder Bay Police Service is looking missing person Ashley Fournier who is 16 years old. Ashley was last seen in the area of the 0-100 block of Clarkson Street South at approximately 8:30 am on September 27, 2021. Description: Caucasian female 5’6″ & 130 lbs, with a thin build She has a...
READ MOREIn a 10-2 vote during Monday’s city council meeting, it was decided that indoor seating capacity limits be increased to 50 per cent. Administration will be preparing to report back at the upcoming meeting to determine whether this will require increased cost to the city. Allowing more...
READ MOREIn a 10-2 vote during Monday’s city council meeting, it was decided that indoor seating capacity limits be increased to 50 per cent. Administration will be preparing to report back at the upcoming meeting to determine whether this will require increased cost to the city. Allowing more...
READ MOREThe Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU) is warning the public of two possible blue-green algae blooms in the region. The first is at Abram Lake near Sioux Lookout and is currently being tested by the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks. While the tests have not come back yet, the NWHU is...
READ MOREThe Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU) is warning the public of two possible blue-green algae blooms in the region. The first is at Abram Lake near Sioux Lookout and is currently being tested by the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks. While the tests have not come back yet, the NWHU is...
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