A picture is worth a thousand words
THUNDER BAY - A picture says a thousand words and students at École Gron Morgan are learning that through the study of photography. The Thunder Bay Art Gallery is displaying the kids' photos in their...
View ArticleMining Day focuses on industry’s more positive impacts
While the industry may have its share of controversy, a mining exhibition aims to show just how important it is to day-to-day life. Rockex Mining Corporation vice-president of corporate affairs Tammy...
View ArticleThe army is on its way
An infestation of tent caterpillars is on its way. While there’s no significant tent caterpillar population in the Thunder Bay area this summer a major influx is about a year or two away, said...
View ArticleMarch honours the fallen soldiers
Former soldiers who gave their lives in Second World War were honoured during a Sunday march. Every year, the Lake Superior Scottish Regiment participates in anniversary parade to commemorate the June...
View ArticleFlying high: Hundreds take part in annual Kite Festival
Even without rain, the Sunday afternoon sky featured a rainbow in the form of hundreds of brightly-coloured kites. The visual display was part of the 36th annual Kite Festival at Chippewa Park....
View ArticleMichael Christie receives the Kouhi Award
After giving an inspiring keynote address, author Michael Christie was presented with the Kouhi Award at the Literary Awards Party on Saturday, May 7 at the Prince Arthur Hotel. The Kouhi Award...
View ArticleCommuter Challenge is underway in the city
THUNDER BAY - More than 500 people are ditching their cars this week for the Commuter Challenge. The event officially kicked off today at Thunder Bay Regional. This year, organizers with Eco-Superior...
View ArticleStudents greeted by furry friends to relieve stress
THUNDERBAY - Stress levels are high for Thunder Bay high school students as exam week approaches. Students at Westgate are getting help busting their exam blues, by calling in some furry friends. Four...
View ArticleLongtime friend, collaborator remembers the life of Bobby Curtola
Even from a young age, Bobby Curtola knew he was going to be a famous musician. Curtola, a Canadian music pioneer born in what is now Thunder Bay who reached stardom in the early 1960s, died on...
View ArticleWestgate celebrates weighty donation
School alumnus donates entire weight room On Tuesday, June 7, Westgate Collegiate and Vocational Institute will be welcoming and thanking a very special Tiger Alumni. Former Westgate Tiger Wrestler...
View ArticleCity reveals Canada Day activity lineup
One of the city’s largest events is a month away and celebrations are expected to rock the marina. The city of Thunder Bay has announced its celebration plans for Canada Day. Events supervisor Ash...
View ArticleCelebrating our inner Finn
Thunder Bay, ON - Celebrate your inner Finn! The Finnish Canadian Cultural Federation in partnership with the Finlandia Association of Thunder Bay will host Finn Festival 2016 on June 24-26, 2016 at...
View ArticleEco-friendly day camp for kids
Parents looking for options to keep the kids occupied this summer will be happy to hear about the eco-friendly activities planned by EcoSuperior. The local non-profit organization is offering 4...
View ArticleWeek of Pride kicks off in the city
THUNDER BAY – The city is celebrating Pride Week. The sixth annual event kicked off at a Wednesday morning ceremony at city hall, which featured an official flag raising of the iconic rainbow flag....
View ArticleRibfest organizers donating proceeds to Our Kids Count
THUNDER BAY - A pair of charity events will be back this year at the annual Ribfest in the downtown north core. Red River Rumble is teaming up with Thunder by the Lake to help support a local...
View ArticleGeorge Jeffrey Children's Foundation announced new annual fundraiser
THUNDER BAY - The George Jeffrey Children's Foundation has announced a new annual fundraising event. It's in partnership with Vanderwees Home and Garden as well as Thunder Bay Rotary Clubs. The month...
View ArticleCan’t make it to TEDx Thunder Bay? You can still watch
THUNDER BAY – TEDx speakers hit the stage at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium today. But if you can’t get to the event physically, there’s still a way for you to get your TEDx fix. Head to the...
View ArticleA ten day journey to raise awareness has begun
THUNDER BAY - The Nishnawbe Aski Nation is supporting a group that is about to embark on a Sacred Walk. The group includes Indian Residential School Survivors and their supporters who want to raise...
View ArticleOshki-Pimache-O-Win education students received diplomas
THUNDER BAY - It was a special day for over 30 students from the Oshki-Pimache-O-Win Education and Training Institute. Today they received their diplomas and many of them having overcome several...
View ArticlePSA: Volunteers needed for Canada Day celebrations at Marina Park
Do you want to be at the center of the action at Canada Day on the Waterfront? The City of Thunder Bay’s Recreation & Culture Division is looking for more than 50 volunteers to help with...
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