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City of Thunder Bay crews are on the streets this week to fill in potholes caused by melting snow.
Prolonged periods of above-zero weather over the past weekend mark the beginning of the end for winter, and the beginning of pothole season.
As snow melts, freezes over, and melts once more, concrete is weakened and can eventually break into pieces,...
A drug trafficking investigation by the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS) has produced three suspects and a large haul of illegal substances.
Through investigating an operation to traffic drugs from Thunder Bay to Nibinamik First Nation, on March 5 NAPS arrested a 36-year-old woman, a 53-year-old man, and a 23-year-old woman from Thunder Bay, following ...
Alan Doyle. Jim Cuddy. Greg Keeler. Paul Brandt. Johnny Reid. If you’ve lived in Thunder Bay for a while, there’s a good chance you’ve seen them live.
These Thunder Bay Community Auditorium (TBCA) stars are a part of the city’s cultural legacy.
Now’s your chance to own a part of that history.
Signed guitars from all five artists are
Antigonish Community Transit is excited that their funding was saved from proposed provincial budget cuts.
General Manager, Richie Connors says getting that 20 per cent back, which equals $43,000, is big news.
“We can breathe a little easier about that, you know, that we don’t have to park vehicles and don’t have to cut down on the services residents of Antigoni...
Nova Scotia is walking back some of the $130 million in planned budget cuts.
They’re restoring over $53 million in three areas: disability support, seniors and funding for African Nova Scotian and Indigenous students.
Premier Tim Houston says they were honest about the financial situation of the province, and admit some decisions were wrong.
“For that, I’...