by adminThunder Bay’s young skiers had the chance to compete in their own backyard as the U16 provincial championships took place at Mount Baldy. They delivered standout performances on the familiar snow. Four Thunder Bay locals will move on to represent Ontario at the Eastern Canada Championships...
READ MORE by adminThe Thunder Bay Museum has a new exhibit on its second floor. Small Scale: Tall Tale offers Thunder Bay residents a chance to learn about Lake Superior’s maritime history though the use of model ships. The exhibit will also tell the story of ship modelling, and look at how modelling...
READ MORE by adminNew rules that will cap NSF fees take effect today. Under these new regulations, federally regulated banks will only be permitted to charge $10 for non-sufficient fund fees. This new measure will help all consumers, especially those struggling financially. The Financial Consumer...
READ MORE by adminWinter doesn’t seem to want to release its grip on northwestern Ontario just yet. More snow is expected to fall tonight. Environment Canada’s Steven Flisfeder says anywhere from 2 to 15 centimeters of snow could fall, depending on where you live. A fast-moving Alberta Clipper is...
READ MORE by adminMultiple emergency response units were sent to a major structure fire at a north side residence Wednesday evening. The resident of the home on Onion Lake Road evacuated safely, but the house sustained heavy damage. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue encountered heavy smoke and flames from multiple...
READ MORE by adminIf you’ve lived in Thunder Bay long enough, you know there are two seasons: winter… and potholes. And because nothing says local pride like laughing through the pain, this morning on Country 105, I decided it was the perfect moment to release Thunder Bay’s Unofficial Pothole Song –...
READ MORE by adminOrnge, the emergency transport provider, is sending vehicles, stretchers, and medical equipment to remote First Nations in northwestern Ontario, for use by members of the Emergency First Response Team (EFRT) program. EFRTs are a relatively new addition in the remote communities of Deer...
READ MORE by adminEmployment gaps across the Canadian aviation industry have made the 4th annual Confederation College Aviation Day more important than ever. Students in the aviation technician/aircraft maintenance and aviation flight management (piloting) programs had the chance to network with over 25...
READ MORE by adminWe all know the grind — five, sometimes six days a week, long shifts, late nights, and then you come home to the kids, the chores, the whole whirlwind of life. It can wear anyone down. But one couple has gone viral for the sweetest reminder that love can cut through even the busiest seasons....
READ MORE by adminThere’s something special about small towns. The pace is different. The people are real. And the connection to the outdoors isn’t something you plan once a year—it’s simply part of life. Places like Kenora are built on that connection. Here, the outdoors isn’t just scenery. It’s the water...
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