Month: June 2026

Thunder Bay residents are learning that For many years, discussions about smart technology focused mainly on large metropolitan areas. For many years, discussions about smart technology focused mainly on large metropolitan areas. Major cities often attracted attention because they had larger populations, more complex infrastructure, and greater financial resources. Online casinos continue to reflect broader trends in digital consumer behavior,…

A developing story from Thunder Bay: Thunder Bay grocery deals: Best buys for June 25 to July 1 THUNDER BAY — With grocery prices still putting pressure on household budgets, this week’s regional flyers offer some useful stock-up opportu. Thunder Bay grocery deals: Best buys for June 25 to July 1 THUNDER BAY — With grocery prices still putting pressure…

THUNDER BAY — Four people are facing charges after authorities seized suspected fentanyl, cocaine and crack cocaine during a drug trafficking look into the matter in Thunder Bay and Fort William First Nation. Four people are facing charges after authorities seized suspected fentanyl, cocaine and crack cocaine during a drug trafficking look into the matter in Thunder Bay and Fort…

Thunder Bay, ON — First Nation leaders and air carriers in northern Ontario are calling on the provincial government to address critical infrastructure gaps at the region’s remote airports, and for both levels of gover. First Nation leaders and air carriers in northern Ontario are calling on the provincial government to address critical infrastructure gaps at the region’s remote airports,…

A developing story from Thunder Bay: Dryden OPP Launch July Long Weekend Traffic Campaign DRYDEN — Ontario Provincial Police service in Dryden will be increasing traffic enforcement across the region during the July long weekend travel p. Dryden OPP Launch July Long Weekend Traffic Campaign DRYDEN — Ontario Provincial Police service in Dryden will be increasing traffic enforcement across the…

News from Thunder Bay: Construction will begin this summer to improve The Muse’s Lake of the Woods Museum in Kenora, Ont. Construction will begin this summer to improve The Muse’s Lake of the Woods Museum in Kenora, Ont. As part of the construction, the City of Thunder Bay of Kenora will substitute the museum’s shingle roof with recent metal roofing,…

A developing story from Thunder Bay: The Ontario government is investing $319,423 through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation to assist the municipality of Thunder Bay enhance the Terry Fox Monument and Visitor Centre. The Ontario government is investing $319,423 through the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation to assist the municipality of Thunder Bay enhance the Terry Fox Monument and…

News from Thunder Bay: A Thunder Bay Officers Service Cyber Crime Unit probe has resulted in charges. A Thunder Bay Officers Service Cyber Crime Unit probe has resulted in charges.The look into the matter began on March 30, 2026, in response to a report of voyeurism.On April 8, 2026, officers searched a home on the regional capital’s north end and…

Thunder Bay, ON — The stories of Sixties Scoop survivors are being told through an immersive exhibit in the Lakehead, Ont. The stories of Sixties Scoop survivors are being told through an immersive exhibit in the Lakehead, Ont., ahead of Indigenous Survivors Day. “Bi-Giwen: Coming Home – Truth Telling from the Sixties Scoop” was put together by the Legacy of…

THUNDER BAY — First Nation leaders and air carriers in northern Ontario are calling on the provincial government to address critical infrastructure gaps at the region’s remote airports, and for both levels of gover. First Nation leaders and air carriers in northern Ontario are calling on the provincial government to address critical infrastructure gaps at the region’s remote airports, and…