by adminIt’s that time of year once again. The clocks spring ahead this weekend, so don’t forget to move them an hour ahead before you head for bed tomorrow night. It’s also a good time to do a little home fire safety check. Fire departments across Canada say the beginning of daylight time...
READ MORE by adminSunday is International Women’s Day, and it’s one of those days that reminds us something important: women’s achievements aren’t rare miracles — they’re what happens when talent, resilience, and opportunity finally line up. Photo by Hannah Busing on Unsplash And it’s not just about the...
READ MORE by adminA stretch of Northwestern Ontario is under a freezing rain warning as a system moves through the region. Environment Canada says the area seeing freezing precipitation extends from just west of Winnipeg across Northwestern Ontario toward Sault Ste. Marie. The system is bringing periods...
READ MORE by adminIf you caught Mornings in The Bay this week, you heard things get a little… frosty between Danny and John. With the snow piling up and more on the way, Danny’s anxiety was hitting a peak, while John’s patience was hitting rock bottom.Luckily, Linda Kelly (Psychotherapist and CEO of Kelly...
READ MORE by adminThere’s something about winter that makes people spiral into two very different ways: “Book me a one-way ticket somewhere with palm trees immediately.” “Hand me a blanket, a mug, and let me become one with the snow.” Now listen — I understand the siren call of sunshine. I, too,...
READ MORE by adminThe Thunder Bay Police Service’s (TBPS) Major Crime Unit is investigating a homicide on the city’s south end. Police found a deceased man in the area of Hall Place on the evening of March 1. The TBPS is now asking the public for security or dashcam footage from the surrounding area of...
READ MORE by adminThe City of Thunder Bay is announcing they have passed a water quality test with flying colors. Our drinking water system received an inspection rating of 100% from the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks Taste and odour tests were reported as inoffensive, and there was no...
READ MORE by adminThe Middle East conflict hits close to home for many Canadians, according to a Political Science Professor. He says many have family who are directly affected, and that’s important. “As of 2021, there were 1.7 million people of Middle Eastern descent living in this country, which is...
READ MORE by adminThe Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA) is back from Toronto after a week of economic advocacy. Over the last week, NOMA board members met with major mining companies, government officials and industry leaders at Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)...
READ MORE by adminA family in Denmark has accidentally become the internet’s favourite Disney movie — all thanks to their two‑year‑old son Otto… and his best friend, a wild crow. Photo by Daniel Shapiro on Unsplash Yep. Not a dog. Not a cat. Not even a goldfish. Otto’s new sidekick is a full‑on Eurasian...
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