Even as cooler temperatures arrive in the northwest, much of the region is still under high to extreme wildfire conditions, ...

A University of Winnipeg employee has filed a whistleblower report that calls for a probe into overall operations at the post ...

Several rural fire departments just outside Thunder Bay are “stretched thin” in terms of available firefighters and equipment ...

Canada’s new federal cabinet under Prime Minister Mark Carney is making history with the appointment of three Indigenous ...

Spring means that local food is coming online across Ontario at farmers’ markets and roadside stalls, making it an important ...

In the midst of recent extreme temperatures and high winds, out of control wildfires are now moving through some parts of ...

A First Nations trapper and entrepreneur is using his rights under a 231-year-old treaty to run his business across the ...

The end of a lease agreement has created tension in the relationship between Thunder Bay Public Library and Anishinabek Employment and Training Services (AETS). In March, the Thunder Bay Public ...

Fort William Historical Park is calling for vendors, dancers and information booths as they gear up for the 43rd annual Anishinaabe Keeshigun Powwow. Known formerly as Ojibwa Keeshigun, the event has ...

Fifty-six paddlers were among the 131 people who lost their lives in boating incidents on Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)-patrolled waterways in the last five years. Between 2020-2024, 34 of those who ...

Ontario Prospectors and Explorers Symposium took place in Thunder Bay in mid-April, where at the Valhalla Inn the Northwestern Ontario Prospectors Association recognized individuals and companies for ...

I’ve seen this coming and now we’re living it” says Director of Education Heather Campbell A shortage of qualified teachers ...