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Part of Hwy 17/17A near Kenora closed after multiple collisions

Part of Hwy 17/17A near Kenora closed after multiple collisions

Police are asking drivers to take an alternate route as officers and tow will be working diligently to ensure road safety.
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College hosts high school bridge breaking competition

College hosts high school bridge breaking competition

College event allows local high school students to show off the resilience of their bridges.
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TBT Newshour: December 3

TBT Newshour: December 3

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Municipalities get ‘some relief’ on OPP costs

Municipalities get ‘some relief’ on OPP costs

The City of Thunder Bay and Oliver Paipoonge are the only two remaining Northwestern Ontario municipalities not policed by the OPP.
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Thunder Bay resident charged after Highway 11 collision

Thunder Bay resident charged after Highway 11 collision

The accident occurred Tuesday night as a driver tried to pass a snowplow on the causeway over Rainy Lake.
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SnowDay on the Waterfront is calling on artists

SnowDay on the Waterfront is calling on artists

The deadline for submissions is January 10, 2025 at 11:59 pm EST.
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Local business owner aims to stop porch pirates

Local business owner aims to stop porch pirates

To pick up a package will cost $5, which benefits the local dog club.
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Teaching Gratitude

Teaching Gratitude

Research has shown many benefits associated with gratitude including improved mood, greater happiness, improved physical health and sleep, decreased depression and anxiety, better ability to cope with stress, and stronger relationships
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No clear direction from public on council composition

No clear direction from public on council composition

Council composition review committee decides to leave their final recommendation up in the air until the beginning of the new year.
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BayFest headliners include Lou Gramm, Big Wreck and Loverboy

BayFest headliners include Lou Gramm, Big Wreck and Loverboy

Music festival replaces Country on the Bay and will take place July 18-20 at Fort William Historical Park.
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