by adminFrom New York City….this story started 5 years ago during the height of the Covid pandemic. Photo by Michał Parzuchowski on Unsplash 12 year old Asher Rosenfield, started a program called “Audibles with Asher”. It was weekly reading sessions over Zoom for children and young adults with...
READ MORE by adminTwo drivers are facing charges after a collision Tuesday night that shut down Highway 11/17 in Thunder Bay for more than two hours. The crash between a motorcycle and a truck happened around 8:40 p.m. at the intersection with Oliver Road. The motorcyclist, a 66-year-old from Slate Falls...
READ MORE by adminThe partnership between the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra and Thunder Bay Public Library has been renewed for a second year. The agreement enables selected library members the opportunity to attend Symphony performances for free this fall and winter. Four sets of tickets for each show in...
READ MORE by adminABC has pulled popular late-night show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, off the air indefinitely after comments made about Charlie Kirk. Sources say the move came after, Nexstar Media Group, announced its 32 stations affiliated with ABC will yank the show starting Wednesday evening. “Mr. Kimmel’s...
READ MORE by adminThere are times when Brook Trout have such a voracious appetite that they’ll chomp on anything you throw at them – hair jigs, spinners, spoons, crankbaits, plastics, streamers or dry flies. And then there are other times that they seem to have lockjaw, or are so dialed-in on one specific...
READ MORE by adminA 14-unit complex built by Northern Linkage Community Housing and Support Services and The District of Thunder Bay Social Services Administration Board (TBDSSAB) held its grand opening today. Sitting at 310 Archibald Street South, the building is meant to accommodate people with...
READ MORE by adminA section of Arthur Street West is undergoing some infrastructure work, which is going to impact traffic on the roadway. Starting on Thursday, lanes are being reduced between Highway 61 and Parkdale Boulevard for road resurfacing. During the work, repairs are also being made to curbs and...
READ MORE by adminClimate scientists say recent heat waves in Canada were made much more likely by human-caused climate change. Environment and Climate Change Canada recently analyzed 12 of the hottest Canadian heat waves from July and August. Dr. Nathan Gillett, a research scientist with the federal...
READ MORE by adminNearly $ 60 million will be spent over the next three months at provincial parks. The money is to expand and upgrade campgrounds. Three hundred new sites will be developed, with upgrades scheduled for another 800 over the next three years. “This upgrade marks a major milestone for...
READ MORE by adminA Nipigon couple is recovering from non-life-threatening injuries following a bear attack in their home. The bear entered their house late Tuesday evening when the couple went to let their dog outside through the back door. The bear entered the home and attacked both of the residents....
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