by adminThe Ontario Special Investigations Unit has been called in to look into an injury on the Deer Lake First Nation. Members of the Nishnawbe Aski Police says called out Tuesday afternoon in response to a call for service. An adult male was injured during his interaction with police...
READ MORE by adminEnvironment Canada has issued a fog advisory for Thunder Bay. Areas of dense fog are expected on Wednesday morning through to the early afternoon. “Near-zero visibility in fog is expected or occurring over some areas,” said the advisory. “Visibility may be significantly and suddenly...
READ MORE by adminThis week in Thunder Bay is packed with summer entertainment—from outdoor musicals and baseball doubleheaders to street performers, storytime and blooming backyard tours. Here’s what’s happening in YOUR THUNDER BAY July 23–29: Thursday–Sunday, July 24–27 Lies and Legends: The...
READ MORE by adminPhoto by redcharlie on Unsplash This is a great story from Pennsylvania. What do a high school graduation and a UPS driver have in common? A group of Pennsylvania teens decided to celebrate high school grad just last week with an afternoon party. The main event: a SLIP N SLIDE on a...
READ MORE by adminNo new fires were reported Tuesday evening in Northwest Ontario. There are 46 active fires in total, with 8 out of control and 10 under control. The fire hazard risk ranges from low to high across the region, with low risks around the Red Lake fire and along the Minnesota border. The...
READ MORE by adminA man on stilts juggles fire while a violinist plays a haunting melody just steps away. Children gasp as a living statue suddenly springs to life. Laughter echoes between storefronts, and the smell of fresh food mingles with the beat of a street drummer’s rhythm. Welcome to the Bay and Algoma...
READ MORE by adminaskatchewan is adding its voice to those of Ontario and Alberta in supporting new energy infrastructure. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe attached his name to a Memorandum of Understanding, first signed by Premiers Doug Ford and Danielle Smith earlier this month. Ford says it shows Canada...
READ MORE by adminA provincial court judge is granting three organizations intervener status in Emo township’s request for a judicial review of a Human Rights Tribunal decision. The Ontario tribunal ruled against the township and Mayor Harold McQuaker over its decision to deny Borderland Pride’s request to...
READ MORE by adminThree people, including one Greater Toronto Area resident, are facing charges following a drug trafficking investigation in northwestern Ontario. A four-week-long investigation has led to the seizure of the following: Two kilograms of suspected cocaine 250 grams of suspected...
READ MORE by adminA man facing an aggravated assault charge is now facing a second-degree murder charge. Officers were sent to the Jean Street and Van Norman Street area before midnight on July 3, after receiving reports of an assault. On scene, an injured man was located and transported to a local...
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