Month: April 2026

City police celebrate officers involved in highway shooting is generating buzz throughout the Thunder Bay community, with residents and local leaders weighing in on the implications. Thunder Bay Police Service recognized four employees, including two officers involved in a “high risk” incident in Kakabeka Falls, for through its newly introduced Internal Awards and Recognition Program. Community organizations are planning informational…

A developing story involving millions in infrastructure spending highlighted in city report has captured the attention of Thunder Bay residents, prompting conversation across the city. The 2025 annual report report is the first of Mayor Andrew Poirier’s term. Residents have shared a range of perspectives, with many highlighting the importance of reliable local journalism in keeping the community informed. “Community…

Thunder Bay residents are paying close attention after letter: it’s now or never on nuclear became a hot topic across Northwestern Ontario this week. What information the NWMO must provide in the impact assesment process for its proposed nuclear waste site near Ignace will be determined soon. Experts tracking the situation say the implications could extend beyond Thunder Bay into…

A developing story involving tbaytel giving up to $10k for ‘big or small’ ideas to help communities has captured the attention of Thunder Bay residents, prompting conversation across the city. The regional telecom has opened the 2026 window for organizations and individuals to apply to this year’s Tbaytel for Good Community Fund. Local officials have noted the significance of the…

Thunder Bay — reports on mnr gears up for fire season in northwestern ontario have been circulating this week, drawing reaction from community members citywide. The Ministry of Natural Resources hopes the snow cover dissipates slowly as it gears up for the 2026 wildfire season. Community leaders are encouraging residents to stay informed about local developments, emphasizing that public engagement…

Thunder Bay residents are paying close attention after firefighters rescue dog from lake superior became a hot topic across Northwestern Ontario this week. Thunder Bay Fire Rescue members used an inflatable device to get to a dog stranded on an ice floe. Local officials have noted the significance of the story, with several community groups organizing discussions to help residents…

A developing story involving update: transport, pickup collide near raith, no injuries reported, opp say has captured the attention of Thunder Bay residents, prompting conversation across the city. Provincial police say the eastbound lane of Highway 17 in the area is blocked, with traffic alternating through the westbound lane. Community organizations are planning informational meetings and online discussions in the…

LETTER: It’s now or never on nuclear is generating buzz throughout the Thunder Bay community, with residents and local leaders weighing in on the implications. What information the NWMO must provide in the impact assesment process for its proposed nuclear waste site near Ignace will be determined soon. Experts tracking the situation say the implications could extend beyond Thunder Bay…

Community members are reacting to new reports about think security cameras just record video?, with local organizations monitoring the situation closely. Here Are 10 Things They Can Actually Do Residents have shared a range of perspectives, with many highlighting the importance of reliable local journalism in keeping the community informed. “This is something our community needs to follow closely,” said…

Thunder Bay — reports on u.s. citizen banned from hunting in ontario for 10 years have been circulating this week, drawing reaction from community members citywide. A Wisconsin man lost his hunting privileges in Ontario for a decade and received nearly $29,000 in fines. Residents have shared a range of perspectives, with many highlighting the importance of reliable local journalism…