by adminCanada Post is going to cut back on how often mail gets delivered straight to your door as it forges ahead to fix its finances. In a press conference Thursday, Minister Joel Lightbound told reporters, the Crown corporation is facing an existential crisis, and they will accept all of the...
READ MORE by adminThunder Bay police have closed Hudson Avenue between Otto and Toledo Streets while they investigate a collision. On Thursday at around 2 a.m., a Ford F-150 collided with a bus shelter, two power lines, and eight vehicles. So far, no injuries have been reported. This is an ongoing...
READ MORE by adminPolice in Thunder Bay have arrested a man in connection with firearms-related charges. Just after 1 a.m on Sept. 25, Thunder Bay Police were called to the area of May Street and Bethune Street in response to a weapons complaint. According to a release, officers located and arrested a...
READ MORE by adminPhoto by Vedrana Filipović on Unsplash Do you remember what you were doing when you were 9 years old? Probably thinking about school, homework, skating practice, soccer practice, hockey, enjoying the playground, bike rides with your friends? The list goes on. Say hello to Aiden Wilkens...
READ MORE by adminOn September 30th, the last leg of my Nipigon guiding season for Lake Trout draws to a close. And, for me, it’s kinda like New Year’s Eve… you know, where we look back and reflect on the year (in this case, season) behind us, and at the year (again, in this case, season) ahead!! The seasons...
READ MORE by adminWe’re coming up on Thanksgiving, and wine will be a popular item to bring to family get togethers. One of the frequent questions is whether to serve white wine with white food (chicken, turkey) and red wine with red food (Italian food, and beef). I do tend to hold to those picks, but its...
READ MORE by adminFire crews responded to an emergency at the Royalton Hotel on Wednesday. Platoon Chief Jo Rucchin of Thunder Bay Fire Rescue says the cause of the fire is still unknown. “It was a fire of some significance on the second floor,” Rucchin said. Scorched windows at the Royalton Hotel....
READ MORE by adminA new poll finds that most Ontario residents point to underfunding, and not school board trustees, for the challenges faced in schools. The poll, conducted for the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), finds 60% hold the Ford government responsible for the underfunding that has hurt the...
READ MORE by adminThe city government is moving forward with a plan to close the Marina pedestrian overpass between the hours of 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. every night. City administration justified the decision with concerns of vandalism, loitering, and general cleanliness. The decision is also motivated by...
READ MORE by adminThe city’s Growth Standing Committee has endorsed Science North’s recommendation to build its new Science Centre just south of the Thunder Bay Art Gallery, which is currently under construction. For 15 years, Science North has operated a satellite office in Thunder Bay, but discussions to...
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