A teenager from a northern Ontario First Nation who had travelled to Thunder Bay for grief and trauma counselling was found dead in a city park over the weekend, days after he went missing, Indigenous leaders said Monday. Continue reading →

The provincial government did not oppose certification of the suit, launched by Kirk Keeping, a man who alleges he was badly abused at one of the schools. Continue reading →

EagleWoman, a member of the Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota Oyate Tribe, was appointed the school’s dean of law in 2016. Continue reading →

Three organizations issued a petition to Environment Minister Catherine McKenna this week requesting that she recommend federal cabinet issue what’s known as a “safety net order” under the Species at Risk Act for two boreal caribou populations. Continue reading →

A panel of the Canadian Judicial Council decided the conduct was not serious enough to warrant Justice Patrick Smith’s removal from the bench. Continue reading →

The OLG say the ticket won big during Saturday’s Lotto 6/49 draw. Continue reading →

Police say they were called to an apartment early Tuesday morning, but have shared no other details about the time or cause of death. Continue reading →

Public health nurses employed by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit have now been on strike for nearly two weeks. Continue reading →

The company made the announcement as Premier Doug Ford and Natural Resources Minister Jeff Yurek were on site at the company’s pulp and paper mill in Thunder Bay, Ont. Continue reading →