Author Archives: Katie Nicholls

A single new case of COVID-19 in the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. The active case count is now sitting at 12 with seven more cases deemed as resolved. In Ontario, there are less than 500 cases be...

British Columbia is suffering from devastating flooding in parts of the coastal province. Heavy rains and winds have been hitting the southern part of the province for days causing evacuations of citi...

A car accident seems to be the cause for a power outage from Walsh Street to Northern Avenue at Vickers Street North. Many customers reported a flickers, some a full outage Tuesday morning. The power ...

A large donation of anti-viral wipes is coming to help keep campuses, and office spaces clean. Lysol has donated more than five million disinfecting wipes to George Jeffrey Children's Centre, Camp Qua...

The first 15 minutes of parking has been free for curbside pickup in Thunder Bay for several months. The gesture was put into effect in order to encourage buying local during the pandemic. Parking Aut...

Todays' the day that long term care staff need to have their first shot of the Covid-19 vaccine in order to go to work. Those who work in long term care facilities need to provide that they've at leas...

A fire has left a family of four is alive because of their working smoke detectors. Friday dinner was interrupted along Machar Street after a bathroom fan malfunctioned and the faulty electrical caugh...

Academic or applied, general or advanced. Those were the options when it came to choosing courses in high school for students. That will all be coming to an end for new grade nine students in Septembe...

UPDATE All highways west of Thunder Bay have re-opened according to OPP. Cleared: #Closure #Kenora #Hwy17 all lanes have reopened in both directions from Manitoba Border to Sistonens Corners. #ONHwys&...

One new case is being reported in Thunder Bay and along with that today there is one new death. Across Ontario there was a large jump to 642 new cases. That's up by 188 new cases, a 29 per cent increa...