by adminMost people in Thunder Bay know the name DUSTIN BARR Dustin left a legacy behind. In 2013, at the age of 17, Dustin was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. He had such a positive attitude and bravery about himself, that made him such a legend. He loved the game of golf. He loved...
READ MORE by adminAir Canada has asked for binding arbitration with flights beginning to cancel in anticipation of more than 10,000 flight attendants walking off the job. In a letter posted to X, Thursday morning, Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says the airline made the request and she has since asked CUPE to...
READ MORE by adminAir Canada has begun cancelling flights starting Thursday, escalating into a full suspension by Saturday, as the union representing its flight attendants issued a 72-hour strike notice. In response, the airline issued a lockout notice, heading toward a shutdown affecting both Air Canada and...
READ MORE by adminThe city of Thunder Bay will aim to keep any increase to its 2026 operating budget at 2.6%. The target for the capital budget is also 2.6% and a 2.1% hike in 2027. City Manager John Collin says they look at various options to achieve the targets. “We are going to try to achieve the...
READ MORE by adminAn enforcement campaign on lakes in the Thunder Bay, Gorham and Shebandowan areas is resulting in several tickets issued against boaters. Ontario Provincial Police and Ministry of Natural Resources marine patrols are teaming up on the initiative this summer. They say it is intended to...
READ MORE by adminThis week in Thunder Bay is full of summer magic—from cozy movie nights in the park and thrilling fairground rides to cultural celebrations and classic rock concerts. Here’s what’s happening August 14–20: Summer Fun Night 2025 at Vickers Park Location: Vickers ParkDate:...
READ MORE by adminThe Ford government is making one billion dollars available to companies impacted by the U.S. trade tariffs. The grant program will be open to eligible businesses with 10 employees or more. Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy says it will help those facing uncertainty. “The idea is...
READ MORE by adminA grant program for municipal fire departments is doubling. The province says $20 million will be made available for equipment purchases or hall improvements. Solicitor General Michael Kerzner says it will give firefighters the tools they need to stay safe and effectively respond to...
READ MORE by adminThunder Bay is combining a couple of awards into one. The new Respect and Safety Awards will replace the Respect Awards and the Mayors Community Safety Awards. Nominations have to be in by August 29th. There are five Award categories this year. That includes: Everyday acts of...
READ MORE by adminCanada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) will head back to the negotiating table, Friday. In a news release, Wednesday, the Crown corporation says it is to hear the union’s response to their best and final offers presented, May 28. “The parties will meet on Friday to...
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