Author Archives: Adam Riley

The Nishnawbe Aski Nation is commenting on the final report, stating its disappointment with the lack of change with the Thunder Bay Police Service and its board through the report. The organization w...

A 24 year old Windsor man faces a number of charges after stealing a pickup truck from a Memorial Avenue business who refused to rent the vehicle to him Thursday. The incident occurred just after 4:00...

The Lakehead Region Conservation Authority has issued a flood watch for much of the Lakehead region. Communities included in the watch are: The City of Thunder Bay Municipality of Neebing Municipality...

Thunder Bay Police has issued a public safety advisory over a high-risk offender who may be in, or traveling though the city. 59 year old Eugene Soucy is considered a high risk sex offender and was re...

The injury of a 33 year old man while in police custody is under investigation by the provinces police watchdog. According to the Special Investigations Unit, the man was arrested by Thunder Bay polic...

Put your brooms away despite pushing hard the Kam River Fighting Walleye - Wisconsin Lumberjacks semifinal series is going to Game 5. There was no scoring but plenty of penalties in the first period w...

A daunting task but one that must be undertaken, that is the assessment from Police Services Board Administrator Malcolm Mercer, following Thursday evening's release of the much anticipated final repo...

Some good news if your cars were getting beat up traveling on Highway 17 in Dryden, it will be getting a nearly $3 million facelift. Kenora-Rainy River MPP Greg Rickford made the announcement Wednesda...

Six projects at long term care homes in Thunder Bay will be splitting $1.4 million from a pot of $20 million from the provincial government. A lion share of the money, some $700,000, is going to St. J...

The numbers are out from a seatbelt campaign held by the Ontario Provincial Police in Northwestern Ontario over the Easter long weekend, and they show some still ignore the rules. 1098 offences were r...