City council voted to expand the Eye on the Street Program from 13 to 20 cameras. This will also improve the technology of cameras in locations already installed in the city. The program kicked off in 2005, and advancements since then mean the older locations have fallen behind in terms of their...
READ MORESad news from the Thunder Bay District Health unit as it reports a death related to COVID-19. That statistic is part of Thursday’s count, which has just one new case of the virus. How that person got COVID-19 is still being looked into by the health unit. It adds along with the four latest...
READ MOREEmployees at a law firm in Kenora are splitting their $1,000,000 Lotto Max winning. The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation confirmed the ticket for the Hook, Seller and Lundin Law office. No work yet how many people were in the staff pool and how the winnings will be divided up. The winning...
READ MOREDo you think you have talent? There is now place to showcase it. Canada’s Got Talent will return to television in 2022. It first aired in 2012 on City TV, but lasted only one season. If you can win over the judges and the viewers, there is a big prize at the end. Applications are now being...
READ MOREZac Brown Band is back with that old sound and a great summery song
READ MOREThunder Bay police have left the scene in the south end where a body was found in the Kam River. They were called Saturday morning, after someone walking through the area called 911 upon making the discovery, near Simpson Street. Police add an autopsy on the body is done, the results confirming...
READ MOREThunder Bay police have left the scene in the south end where a body was found in the Kam River. They were called Saturday morning, after someone walking through the area called 911 upon making the discovery, near Simpson Street. Police add an autopsy on the body is done, the results confirming...
READ MOREHockey Northwestern Ontario remains in a state of waiting when it comes to planning for next season. President Jason Perrier said that the body did put in place a return to hockey task team was put together last year, which was able to get a shortened season in before the plug was pulled in...
READ MOREHockey Northwestern Ontario remains in a state of waiting when it comes to planning for next season. President Jason Perrier said that the body did put in place a return to hockey task team was put together last year, which was able to get a shortened season in before the plug was pulled in...
READ MOREThe presenting council called their final two witnesses in the Anna Gibbon misconduct hearing. First to be questioned Wednesday was His Worship Gord Chaput, who was involved in the case of Anna Gibbon’s son. Chaput talked about the sticky note that has garnered so much attention thus far,...
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