Author Archives: Adam Riley

The Central Canada Resource Expo is over and organizers are calling it a rousing success. Canadian Trade Ex President Glen Dredhart says record attendance has guaranteed a year three of the event. "It...

More than 700 volunteers are being sought as the city prepares for the upcoming Ontario Winter Games. 22 events are taking place at multiple sporting venues with 2,200 athletes, coaches and officials ...

A year long investigation has resulted in charges of weapons smuggling and prohibited weapons possession against a Nipigon man. In August of 2022 officers with the Canada Border Services Agency interc...

A pair of new faces will be at the table the next time the Thunder Bay Police Services Board meets. This comes following the appointment of provincial appointee Wayne Bahlieda and city councillor Kase...

Tonight leadership hopefuls for Ontario's Liberal Party will be in Thunder Bay to debate their issues. The event is taking place at Lakehead University in the Faculty Lounge starting a 6:30 p.m. Five ...

Drought conditions continue to persist across the Winnipeg River basin. Which as a result the Lake of the Woods Secretariat says it will be restricting outflow from Lake of the Woods on Friday, which ...

Ontario Provincial Police in Fort Frances are crediting a vigilant employee at a Kings Highway business for spotting a shoplifter. Officers were called to the business around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday after t...

The video surveillance program for the Thunder Bay Police Service and the Ontario Provincial Police in Greenstone is getting an expansion with funding through the Ontario Closed Circuit Television Gra...

Two Southern Ontario residents remain in custody following a traffic stop on Tuesday, where police seized an estimated $660,000 in drugs as part of an ongoing investigation. Members of the Thunder Bay...

A 10 second video which shows an officer with the Ontario Provincial Police killing an injured deer with an axe in Kenora has begun to go viral and prompted an internal investigation by the OPP's Prof...