Month: July 2026

Thunder Bay, ON — The Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario (FedNor) has been allocated $39 million from the federal government’s Build Communities Strong Fund to support northern Ontario communities in building, repairing and upgrading community facilities. Thunder Bay-Superior North MP Patty Hajdu made the announcement at the Canada Games Complex in Thunder Bay on Tuesday. The facility was…

THUNDER BAY — The Thunder Bay Officers Service is extending a pilot program aimed at addressing downtown safety concerns. Undertaking Support, introduced April 20, consists of an officer paired with a social navigator who conduct foot patrols in the municipality north and south cores. The goal is to connect people to social services rather than lay criminal charges against them.…

Thunder Bay, Ontario — The Federal Economic Evolution Agency for Northern Ontario (Fed Nor) is being allocated $39 million from the federal government’s Build Communities Strong Fund to support northern Ontario communities in building, repairing and upgrading area facilities. The Federal Economic Evolution Agency for Northern Ontario (Fed Nor) is being allocated $39 million from the federal government’s Build Communities…

News from Thunder Bay: grocery deals July 2 to 8: best buys, stock-up picks and regional food savings THUNDER BAY — The best grocery value in the regional capital this week is in summer produce, pork, basic pantry items, bread, rice, frozen meal helpers and select local-food options. Shoppers should watch membership pricing, app-only offers and quantity limits, […] The…

THUNDER BAY — Kasabonika Lake First Nation in northwestern Ontario has paused an evacuation of its most vulnerable members, as a cluster of five wildfires surrounding the local residents have stabilized for the time being. Kasabonika Lake’s Chief Matthias Anderson says as of Thursday afternoon, 548 evacuees remain in Toronto and 37 more are on the way from the regional…

A developing story from Thunder Bay: Fire Rescue crews prevented a residential garage fire from spreading into the main living area of a home on Rosslyn Road on Monday afternoon. All occupants were able to get out safely before firefighters arrived, and no injuries were reported.. All occupants were able to get out safely before firefighters arrived, and no injuries…

A developing story from Thunder Bay: Modern software applications contain valuable business logic, proprietary algorithms, and sensitive intellectual property that require strong protection against reverse engineering and unauthorized access. As cyber threats continue evolving, organizations are implementing multiple security layers to protect applications throughout advancement, deployment, and runtime operations. The growing adoption of code obfuscation reflects the increasing need to…

Thunder Bay, Ontario — The global transition to a green economy has resulted in an unprecedented demand for strategic mineral resources. With industrial sectors seeking more stable, domestic supply chains for base and high-tech components, explorations are increasingly focused on regions with demonstrated geological potential. In the north there are vast areas of highly prospective ground that are largely […]…

A developing story from Thunder Bay: the city Fire Rescue crews prevented a serious early morning fire on High Street South from spreading to a nearby residence Thursday after an RV caught fire and flames extended to a garage.. the city Fire Rescue crews prevented a serious early morning fire on High Street South from spreading to a nearby residence…

Thunder Bay, Ontario — A city Police service Service Traffic Unit probe has resulted in a charge.On September 11, 2025, officers responded to a report of a collision involving a regional capital Transit bus and a pedestrian in the George Street and May Street South area.The pedestrian was transported to a regional hospital for treatment of life-threatening injuries.The Traffic Unit…