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Posted 26 October 2026

Shuniah elects Jenna Hodder as new councillor

The unofficial results of the sole contest in the municipality of Shuniah are in: With 140 votes, Jenna Hodder will be the new councillor for McTavish Ward. Her opponent, Kylee Maunula, secured 86 votes. The rest of Shuniah’s council, including Mayor Wendy Landry and MacGregor Ward councillors...

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Posted 26 October 2026

Florence Maclean becomes new Head of Council in Neebing

Neebing will be welcoming several new faces to its Municipal Council in the new term: In a crowded five-way race, Florence Maclean has been named the new Head of Council with 29 per cent of the vote, or 321 votes. Maclean will be joined by incumbent Councillors Katherine Hill of Ward Blake and...

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Posted 26 October 2026

Polls close in Thunder Bay

The 2026 municipal election is officially over, and the results will now be tabulated. At stake at the polls is a referendum on whether the city will continue along the path its last council charted, or if a lineup of fresh faces will take things in a new direction. At minimum, the city will be...

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Posted 26 October 2026

Olympic gold medalist hosts seminar at Thunder Bay Skating Academy

Young skaters at the Thunder Bay Skating Academy had a rare opportunity Monday to learn from one of Canada’s most accomplished figure skaters. Two-time world champion and Olympic gold medallist Meagan Duhamel travelled from Burlington to the Thunder Bay Tournament Centre, where she led a...

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Posted 26 October 2026

Man charged in north core stabbing

A 31-year-old man is facing multiple charges after a stabbing in Thunder Bay’s north core. Police were called to Cumberland Street North just before 1:45 Saturday morning, where they found a man suffering from serious but non-life-threatening stab wounds. He was taken to hospital for treatment....

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Posted 26 October 2026

Ontario arena managers meet to discuss emergency preparedness

The role of arenas and recreation centres during emergencies is taking centre stage at the Ontario Recreation Facilities Association (ORFA)’s annual symposium this week. The two-day event brings together recreation leaders from across Ontario to discuss how community facilities can be better...

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Posted 26 October 2026

COVID, flu vaccines now available in Ontario

Ontario continues to encourage residents to stay up to date on COVID vaccines. The number of cases is low, but Public Health Ontario is seeing an increase among young children and the elderly. Health Minister Sylvia Jones admits the number of people being vaccinated to protect against COVID has...

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Posted 26 October 2026

Linda Kelly: KELLY MENTAL HEALTH – Breaking the cycle. Why change can feel so lonely

Every Monday morning, on 99.9 The Bay – Linda joins Danny on “Morning’s In The Bay” to talk about mental health. Linda Kelly – Kelly Mental Health We’re a couple of weeks removed from Thanksgiving – and conversations shift toward Christmas gatherings and family traditions, many people find...

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Posted 26 October 2026

Today is ELECTION DAY! Your vote matters!

TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD: Today is Municipal Election Day, and it’s one of the most important votes you can cast. The decisions made by your city council affect the roads you drive on, the parks your family enjoys, the services you rely on, and the future of our city. If you’ve ever thought, “My...

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Posted 26 October 2026

Thunder Bay elections: everything you need to know

The City of Thunder Bay has nine candidates running for mayor, and 36 candidates running for the city’s 12 councillor seats. The Acadia Newsroom conducted interviews with 40 of the 45 candidates; the other five either declined or did not respond to interview requests. Your next mayor: Moe...

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