Thunder Bay News

RED ROCK NOTES by Liz Harvey-Foulds Congratulations to the Nipigon-Red Rock District High School 2013 graduates.

Shelter House offers 24-hour service to the community, and the doorbell rings constantly.

Thunder Bay city councillors are to hear the pros and cons of adding 7.5 kilometres of new bicycle lanes tonight as various presenters either support or oppose the initiative.

Just one new blaze was confirmed in the Northwest Region yesterday, which otherwise experienced a quiet weekend on the fire scene.

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AS many as 200 Thunder Bay properties were without power until late into the night Thursday after a backhoe operator struck a primary electrical cable near High Street and Second Avenue.

A cool and relatively wet spring morphed into June this year. This spring was the first season with below average temperatures since the frigid winter of 2010-11.

Royal Canadian Legion colour party marches during the opening ceremonies for the Provincial Command Convention at the Fort William Gardens on Sunday morning.

Turtle Island News is now providing the only national native news service delivered to your computer or cell each morning.

Cleaning up mould and other damage caused by grow-ops can cost tens of thousands of dollars, says a Sudbury home inspector who specializes in removing mould.

Emilio F. Rigato, an Executive of the Year Award winner, has been appointed to the board of directors of the Thunder Bay Port Authority for a three year term.

That's bad news for the Menace against the Chill. The result Saturday was another 2-0 defeat for Des Moines against their Canadian rival, their third of the year to the Chill by that score.

Emilio Rigato has been to the board of directors of the Thunder Bay Port Authority for a three-year term.

A GROWING complaint about Thunder Bay's south side involves empty buildings, substance abuse and street crime.

A Thunder Bay MP is renewing his fight for a national passenger rail service. Independent MP Bruce Hyer on Friday released a report he commissioned on Canadian passenger rail, and while he admits there's a lot of work to do before Thunder Bay residents can easily hop on a train again, Hyer pledged he won't be giving up.

Northern Superior Regional Grand Chief Peter Collins is supporting a proposal put forth by the City of Thunder Bay to have the Thunder Bay Generating Station converted to natural gas.

The country's largest agribusiness company will spend $40 million this year to expand and upgrade its network of grain elevators and crop input facilities in Western Canada.

The Mississauga-based consulting, design, construction services firm is setting up shop in the heart of the city's mining services hub on Alloy Drive.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario has just released a judgment that could affect trials and inquests across the province.

The Poor Young Things are stopping in Nanaimo on its cross Canada tour in celebration of its album, The Heart.