Author Archives: Adam Riley

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry is reporting one new fire in the Dryden area. Dryden #2 is a 3.3 hectare fire was first reported just after 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and is listed as under cont...

Thunder Bay police have one person in custody following a shooting earlier this afternoon on the city's southside. Police were called to the area of Amelia Street West near Spence Court shortly before...

Officers with the Thunder Bay Police Service are on scene following reports of shots fired in the area of Amelia Street West. Those reports, which came in just before 1:00p.m., include what police are...

A program geared towards increasing the availability of charging stations for electric vehicles is being relaunched by the city's Community Economic Development Commission. Funding will be distributed...

The benefits of a municipally owned and operated utility continue to pay off for the City of Thunder Bay. On Tuesday Tbaytel announced its earnings for 2022, along with its fixed dividend to the city ...

Pride is once again getting set to take to the streets of Thunder Bay this June, but while there are many fun and exciting events planned, there is also something of a dark cloud floating around. It c...

He's one week into the job but already Chief Designate of the Thunder Bay Police Service Darcy Fleury is already looking into strategies for the community. One of those involves collaboration and coop...

Changes coming to the organizational structure of the City of Thunder Bay the result of the 2023 city budget requiring the cutting of millions of dollars. "When setting the 2023 City Budget, City Coun...

A sure sign of spring is road work and Dryden has more about to get underway. Wilde Street from Memorial to Humphrey Avenue will be closed to vehicles starting Thursday at 7:30a.m. This is to complete...

Legislation introduced by the province that will make it easier for municipal boundaries to expand for housing doesn't seem like it would be beneficial for the northwest according to a city councillor...