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The provincial government is providing $7 million for a new round of the Critical Minerals Innovation Fund - the new funding is meant to help strengthen and secure mining supply chains so they’re not so dependent on the U.S.
A $15,000 donation from music superstar Shania Twain is helping to fight food insecurity in Winnipeg and keep wildfire evacuees fed.
Labatt Breweries is shipping over 34,000 cans of clean drinking water to northern Ontario communities affected by wildfires. Cory Nordstrom reports.
The family of a Thunder Bay woman who died in 2023 say justice hasn’t been served after Ontario’s police watchdog concluded that no criminal charges were warranted in the case.
An amateur video of a black bear gulping down a bottle of Brisk Iced Tea at a northwestern Ontario landfill has gone viral.
An amateur video of a black bear chugging a bottle of iced tea at a northwestern Ontario landfill is making people laugh.
FONOM is calling on federal and provincial governments to invest in critical upgrades to Highways 11 and 17, aiming to improve both trade efficiency and road safety in the region.
Thunder Bay police say they have arrested three people in a major drug bust involving cocaine, fentanyl and other substances worth more than $270,000.
A 29-year-old man is facing multiple charges, including drug trafficking, after Thunder Bay police seized suspected cocaine, fentanyl and other items during a raid at a south-side residence.
A 39-year-old local woman has been arrested and charged in connection with two armed robberies at a convenience store in the 300 block Oliver Road in Thunder Bay, Ont.
The Anishinabek Police Service has unveiled a redesigned website, offering improved accessibility, streamlined services and culturally sensitive design for the communities it serves.
A 63-year-old man involved in a lengthy police standoff in Thunder Bay, Ont., earlier this month now faces an additional charge of hostage taking.
Three men from Thunder Bay have been fined after pleading guilty to illegal moose hunting practices.
Three individuals have been charged with second-degree murder following a fatal incident in northwestern Ontario over the weekend.
AV Terrace Bay has been fined for two Environmental Protection Act violations related to discharges into the water and air that exceeded guidelines.
A Thunder Bay driving instructor faces a licence suspension and fines after police say a traffic stop revealed multiple infractions, including alcohol consumption, cellphone use and failure to wear a seatbelt.
