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Forest firefighters to get presumptive WSIB coverage for cancers and PTSD

Forest firefighters to get presumptive WSIB coverage for cancers and PTSD

Ontario government also plans legislation to reduce required qualifying service time from 15 years to 10 years.
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Police board administrator issues final report to OCPC

Police board administrator issues final report to OCPC

The report prepared by former Thunder Bay Police Services Board administrator Malcolm Mercer for the OCPC recommends for the board to govern with consensus-based decisions and shared goals.
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Weather postpones opening of bike lanes

Weather postpones opening of bike lanes

The City of Thunder Bay says road crews are still sweeping lanes free of sand and debris.
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TBT NEWSHOUR April 28, 2024: Day of Mourning for those injured at work

TBT NEWSHOUR April 28, 2024: Day of Mourning for those injured at work

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Synergy North electricity bills to increase in Thunder Bay

Synergy North electricity bills to increase in Thunder Bay

Customers in Kenora will see a decrease in their bills due to harmonization of rates.
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Thunder Bay author’s first book reached number one on Amazon

Thunder Bay author’s first book reached number one on Amazon

Joan Baril will host a book launch on Saturday, May 4 from 2 to 4 p.m. upstairs in the Royal Canadian Legion at 229 Van Norman St.
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Police to provide security at Thunder Bay hospital for another year

Police to provide security at Thunder Bay hospital for another year

Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre will also review other approaches to ensure staff and patient safety.
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Local princes and princesses attend ball in support of cystic fibrosis

Local princes and princesses attend ball in support of cystic fibrosis

The event was packed with activities to make attendees feel like royalty, including a crown and wand making station, face painting, and dancing.
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Ontario man will play pool for 30 hours to raise money for ALS

Ontario man will play pool for 30 hours to raise money for ALS

At the hall, there is only one table, so Ty Cross created a 30-hour sign-up sheet for people to play against him.
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Equinox Gold buying out its Greenstone mine development partner

Equinox Gold buying out its Greenstone mine development partner

Vancouver gold company makes billion-dollar offer to Orion to take full ownership of open pit.
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