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Posted 24 February 2026

Middle schoolers gift handcrafted canoe to Hammarskjold High

After 250 hours of work, eight graders at Algonquin Public School are donating their handcrafted canoe to Hammarskjold High School. The students worked on the project throughout the last year. Their canoe is 100% fastened with traditional bindings, using no nails or screws. Hammarskjold...

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Posted 24 February 2026

Indigenous teen declared missing in Thunder Bay

The Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) is searching for 14-year-old Tyra Meekis-Mulvee. Meekis-Mulvee was last seen on February 19 in the vicinity of Cameron Street. She was wearing black Nike Air Force Ones with black pants and a black face mask, and might have been wearing a bright...

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Posted 24 February 2026

Only 1 ship wintering at port

By Sandi Krasowski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: The Chronicle-Journal The Canada Steamship Lines Baie Comeau, a self-unloading lake freighter, is wintering comfortably at Keefer Terminal and is the only vessel wintering in the Thunder Bay port this year. Port of...

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Posted 24 February 2026

First Nation leaders express need for improved highway safety

The Chiefs of Ontario is the latest organization to voice concern about the number of fatal collisions this year on northern Ontario highways. It says both the federal and provincial governments need to take action. Regional Chief Abram Benedict says Northern First Nations have been...

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Posted 24 February 2026

Highways close north of Thunder Bay amid snowstorm

Highway 11 and Highway 17 are both facing road closures as the region faces yet more snowfall. Highway 17 is currently closed from Pass Lake Road, just north of Thunder Bay, to Terrace Bay due to poor weather conditions. Meanwhile, Highway 11 has been closed from Nipigon to Longlac,...

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Posted 24 February 2026

61-year old charged in drunk Valentine’s ATV accident

A 61-year old from Lake Helen First Nation has been charged with drunk driving after hitting a parked car with an ATV and fleeing the scene. Nipigon OPP was able to locate the suspect vehicle and driver at their Lake Helen residence. The incident occurred on Valentine’s Day around 6 pm....

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Posted 24 February 2026

A family-heirloom…and an unlikely reunion.

Photo by Ewoud Van den Branden on Unsplash What started as a heartbreaking loss for a woman in Pennsylvania has turned into one of the most unlikely feel‑good reunions you’ll hear all week.  Cindy Ware was devastated after the diamond from her ring — a family heirloom from her late...

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Posted 24 February 2026

More snow and heavy wind hitting Thunder Bay

Heavy snowfall is moving through Thunder Bay and surrounding areas, where a Yellow Snowfall Warning remains in effect. Environment Canada says significant accumulation is expected through the day, with the snow tapering off late this afternoon or evening. The system is tied to an Alberta...

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Posted 24 February 2026

Canadians in Mexico urged to register with government as unrest continues

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says the federal government is closely watching the situation in Mexico after violence erupted in the wake of a security operation that killed a major cartel leader. Mexican authorities confirmed the death of the cartel figure on Sunday near Puerto...

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Posted 24 February 2026

Rural school bus transportation cancelled. Rural schools closed, due to weather.

Due to current and forecasted weather and road conditions, ALL RURAL TRANSPORTATION is cancelled for today, Tuesday, February 24, 2026. The following schools are also closed today: Crestview PS Five Mile PS Gorham and Ware PS Kakabeka PS McKenzie PS Nor’wester View...

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