Uncategorized

admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

Additional funding to expand primary care workforce in Ontario

More funding in a move to strengthen primary care in Ontario. The province is providing an extra $30 million dollars on training initiatives designed to help primary health teams fill positions. Health Minister Sylvia Jones says part of the funding will go toward a program designed to...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

Former Thunder Bay Border Cat going to bat for Canada

An ex-oufielder of the Thunder Bay Border Cats is representing Canada at the World Baseball Classic in Puerto Rico next month. Jacob Robson played 19 games for the Border Cats in 2014 before being drafted to the MLB’s Detroit Tigers two years later. Robson represented Team Canada at the...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

Recent fatal collisions renew calls for improved road safety in northern Ontario

NDP members in northern Ontario say ‘enough is enough.’ They say a recent string of fatal motor vehicle collisions highlights the need for safety improvements. Many of the collisions occurred on highways just to the west of Thunder Bay. Thunder Bay-Superior North MPP Lise Vaugeois says...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

Fuel shortage suspends Air Canada flights to Cuba

Air Canada flights to Cuba are being suspended due to an ongoing shortage of fuel on the Island. The airline says it will send empty planes to pick up around 3000 passengers to return them home. It’s projected that aviation fuel will not be commercially available at island airports...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

Police lay charges in two cybercrime investigations

Officers with the Cyber Crime Unit of the Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) announced the charging of two individuals in two separate cybercrime investigations on Thursday. An investigation that began on March 7, 2025 determined that someone had uploaded images constituting child...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

Confederation College moving Greenstone campus to Geraldton

Longlac residents will soon be saying goodbye to their local Confederation College campus, as the college plans to move its Greenstone area Campus to Geraldton Composite High School. With the college’s Longlac building lease expiring, it determined that moving to Geraldton would offer...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

Lakehead project studying forest drought earns provincial grant

A Lakehead University research project studying how climate change-induced drought affects conifer pine trees will receive $60,000 over the next four years from the Ontario government’s Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR). The project is headed by Dr. Qing-Lai Dang, a Lakehead Professor in...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

The Mystery of the Black Spots in Your Kettle (and My 1 Minute Go‑To Fix)

If you’ve ever looked inside your electric kettle and thought, “What is that black, spotty stuff at the bottom?” you’re not alone. It looks weird, it looks a little gross, and it definitely makes you wonder if your tea is about to taste like a campfire. Here’s the good news: it’s totally...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

County Park Library closed for renovations

Thunder Bay’s County Park Library is closed on Monday and Tuesday as part of an ongoing renovation. Staff will be relocating shelves and furniture in preparation for the next phase of work. The renovations have been underway since January to expand the library’s space. When reopened...

READ MORE
admin by admin
Posted 9 February 2026

The Super Bowl Halftime Show: A Look Back — and Who Could Headline Next

Few live performances carry the cultural weight of the Super Bowl halftime show. It’s part concert, part spectacle, part national mood ring — and every year, it sparks debate, nostalgia, and the occasional firestorm. As the NFL continues to evolve its entertainment strategy, it’s worth looking...

READ MORE