Thunder Bay — Mary Pettit — is making headlines this week, drawing the attention of community leaders and residents alike throughout the region. Local news developments are drawing attention across Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario. Local leaders are encouraging residents to stay engaged with community news, noting that informed citizens are the backbone of a healthy democracy. Several community groups…
Thunder Bay — April 8, 2026: Geraldton, Greenstone and Highway 11 Stay in Winter’s Grip Under Yellow Snowfall Warning — is making headlines this week, drawing the attention of community leaders and residents alike throughout the region. Old Man Winter is still hanging on across the Highway 11 corridor in northern Ontario. Environment Canada has a Yellow Snowfall Warning in…
Thunder Bay — Carney issues call for unity, says no time for ‘politics as usual’ — is making headlines this week, drawing the attention of community leaders and residents alike throughout the region. MONTREAL — Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a call on Saturday for political unity and for Canadians to dispatch with “politics as usual” as the country confronts…
A new story has emerged in Thunder Bay involving “no‑knead” to worry…you can make this easy cheesy bread!, with local stakeholders weighing in as the situation develops. There’s nothing quite like pulling a golden, crackly loaf of homemade bread out of the oven – especially when it’s filled with sharp cheddar, fresh chives, and fragrant thyme. This […] Experts in…
News has been spreading across Thunder Bay this week following reports on bill c-12 explained: new barriers to refugee protection, with many residents eager to learn more about what this means for the community. On March 26, Bill C-12 received royal assent and became law. The bill brought major changes to Canada’s immigration and asylum systems. According to the Newcomer Legal Clinic…
News has been spreading across Thunder Bay this week following reports on mary pettit, with many residents eager to learn more about what this means for the community. Local news developments are drawing attention across Thunder Bay and Northwestern Ontario. Experts in the region suggest this could have lasting effects on the Thunder Bay area, with further updates expected in…
Residents across Thunder Bay are closely following developments after april 8, 2026: kenora and lake of the woods still in winter’s grip — but spring peeks through by friday surfaced this week, sparking widespread discussion throughout Northwestern Ontario. Old Man Winter is still very much in the driver’s seat across Kenora and the Lake of the Woods region this morning…
Thunder Bay — Thunder Bay OPP and APS lay impaired and stolen-vehicle-related charges after ALPR alert — is making headlines this week, drawing the attention of community leaders and residents alike throughout the region. Fort William woman charged after stolen-vehicle alert, impaired-driving investigation THUNDER BAY — A 34-year-old woman from the First Nation Territory of Fort William is facing several…
Residents across Thunder Bay are closely following developments after why waterfalls pull us in, from geology to a moment of calm surfaced this week, sparking widespread discussion throughout Northwestern Ontario. A waterfall can be explained by geology and gravity, but its pull is harder to quantify. As spring arrives and flows surge, experts and avid ‘waterfallers’ describe why falling water…
A new story has emerged in Thunder Bay involving april 8, 2026: geraldton, greenstone and highway 11 stay in winter’s grip under yellow snowfall warning, with local stakeholders weighing in as the situation develops. Old Man Winter is still hanging on across the Highway 11 corridor in northern Ontario. Environment Canada has a Yellow Snowfall Warning in effect for Geraldton…