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T-Wolves veterans will be key to team winning early games

T-Wolves veterans will be key to team winning early games

Lakehead opens it's 24th season hosting the Toronto Varsity Blues at Fort William Gardens on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Two charged with arson in Cat Lake First Nation fire

Two charged with arson in Cat Lake First Nation fire

July 14 incident destroyed about half-a-million dollars worth of construction materials.
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First Nations couple climbs to Mount Everest Base Camp

First Nations couple climbs to Mount Everest Base Camp

Travis and Marietta Duncan carried Bearskin Lake and Muskrat Dam flags with them on their trek to base camp.
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Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Good Morning, Thunder Bay!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
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Potash and cargo give port strong September

Potash and cargo give port strong September

The Port of Thunder Bay had a strong month of September thanks to cargo diversity at Keefer Terminal and potash shipments
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Vikings Rennie runs wild over Superior Collegiate

Vikings Rennie runs wild over Superior Collegiate

Hammarskjold back ran the ball four times for 204 yards and four touchdowns, leading his team to a 36-0 win.
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Uptake in grant proposals could result in more homes built faster

Uptake in grant proposals could result in more homes built faster

Administration to ask council to strategically increase funding for Affordable Rental Housing Funding Program.
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City police place officer in First Nations high school

City police place officer in First Nations high school

Thunder Bay’s chief of police said having an officer at the school will strengthen relationships and enhance student safety.
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Lakehead students team up to pull a school bus

Lakehead students team up to pull a school bus

The 42nd edition of the event raised funds for Big Brothers and Big Sisters.
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City wants feedback on boulevard gardens

City wants feedback on boulevard gardens

The city has launched a survey looking for public input into a bylaw that would allow gardens to be planted on city-owned boulevards.
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