Thunder Bay
Two women arrested for alleged assault of a man in Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay police say officers were in the area when they saw the women allegedly assaulting a man underneath an overpass on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading
‘We’ve been advancing steadily’: A Canadian on the frontlines against the last ISIS enclave
Kyle Town, a 30-year-old sheet metal worker from Thunder Bay, flew to Iraq last summer and crossed into Syria to join the Kurdish independence movement. Continue reading
Death of 21-year-old man in Thunder Bay ruled a homicide: OPP
According to Thunder Bay OPP, on Jan. 13, a body was located on the shoulder of Highway 527, just north of the junction of highways 11 and 17. Continue reading
Kelowna RCMP issue plea for help locating man missing since October
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
An Okanagan mom is asking for help finding her son, a 19-year-old Kelowna man, who last contacted his family in October. Continue reading
Eaton’s display at Saskatoon’s Western Development Museum marks 72nd year
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Tucked into a corner of Saskatoon’s WDM is the Eaton’s Once Upon A Christmas exhibit, a favourite of families across several generations. Continue reading
Man charged after police seize guns, ammunition, drugs from home in Thunder Bay
According to Thunder Bay OPP, on Thursday, officers executed a search warrant at a residence on Vickers Street. Continue reading
Indigenous teen’s death in Thunder Bay ruled a homicide
Thunder Bay police say a passerby discovered 17-year-old Braiden Jacob around 11:30 a.m. on Sunday in Chapples Park. Continue reading
NAN grand chief says body of missing Indigenous teen discovered by Thunder Bay police
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
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A Maze in Snow: Corn maze business hoping to break Guinness World Record
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Right now the field at A Maze in Corn is covered in snow, but the goal is to turn it into the world’s biggest snow maze. Continue reading
Ontario government faces $600M class-action lawsuit over training schools
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