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"Pride is a protest": marchers take to the streets of Thunder Bay 1 (Source: TBNewsWatch); "Education crisis": educators and students voice concerns (Source: TBNewsWatch); Border Cats sweep Express, return to .500 (Source: TBNewsWatch). A roundup of the past 24 hours of Thunder Bay local news highlights and sources.
Thunder Bay Daily News Brief (2026-03-09) Today's Overview: Northern Ontario NDP MPs raise awareness of highway safety Timiskaming-Cochrane MP John Vanthof said politicians can always speak, but others don't have that opportunity, and if they can use the recognition they've received to show others, maybe they can move the obstacles on the highway. ; Grasshoppers take note: St. Urho's Day is coming On March 14, Thunder Bay's North Core will turn purple and green, as the Finlandia Co-op hosts the annual St. Urho celebration
Thunder Bay Daily News Brief (2026-03-08) Today's Overview: Northern Ontario NDP MPs raise awareness of highway safety Timiskaming-Cochrane MP John Vanthof said politicians can always speak, but others don't have that opportunity, and if they can use the honor they've received to show others, maybe they can move the obstacles on the highway. ; One person killed in Hall Place homicide Thunder Bay Police Service's major crimes unit is looking for video related to the homicide investigation. March 5, 2026 2:31 PM Part 1
Thunder Bay Daily News Briefing (2026-03-06) Today's Overview: One person dead in Hall Square homicide; Thunder Bay Police Service's major crimes unit is seeking video related to the homicide investigation. A day earlier; over $63,000 in cocaine and cash seized, two arrested. The total estimated street value of the seized drugs exceeds $63,000. Item 1 | One person dead in Hall Square homicide; Thunder Bay Police Service's major crimes unit is seeking video related to the homicide investigation. A day earlier Detailed reading: Thunder Bay - Thunder Bay Police Service is investigating a homicide in the city's south end. On Sunday evening, police were called to
Thunder Bay Daily News Briefing (2026-03-03) Today's Overview: Man admits to shooting brother and firing at police; "I can't even see my parents' faces": Iran conflict affects local residents Item 1 | Man admits to shooting brother and firing at police Detailed interpretation: TBNewsWatch reports on developments in Thunder Bay: a man admitted to shooting his brother and firing at police. Due to anti-bot protection or rate limiting, the full text of the source article is temporarily unavailable, so this summary uses a headline-based fallback summary. Please open the original link for full details and latest updates. Source: TBNewsWa
Thunder Bay Daily News Briefing (2026-03-02) Today's Overview: "This is vindication:" Thunder Bay police officer's guilty verdict inspires hope for change within the police force; New event challenges Thunder Bay developers to create a video game in 12 hours Item 1 | "This is vindication:" Thunder Bay police officer's guilty verdict inspires hope for change within the police force Detailed reading: On February 20, former Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) records clerk Jamie Cunningham was in court when Chief Michael Dimini (Mich
Thunder Bay Daily News Brief (2026-02-27) Today's Overview: Groups call for enhanced border water safety; Supporters gather feedback on major road project in Ontario's Ring of Fire Item 1 | Groups call for enhanced border water safety Detailed reading: A group of businesses, communities and stakeholders in the Lake of the Woods and Rainy Lake region are calling for enhanced safety and other measures when American guides and anglers fish in Canadian waters. Menu When search suggestions are available, use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Search Search Sign in Quick Links News Sports Radio Music Listen Live TV Watch News
Thunder Bay Daily News Briefing (2026-02-24) Today's Overview: Family of Indigenous man killed in police shooting learned of SIU ruling online; some school bus routes cancelled in Thunder Bay and North Shore due to snowstorm Article 1 | Family of Indigenous man killed in police shooting learned of SIU ruling online Detailed Report: Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) says the Ontario Special Investigations Unit's recent handling of cases involving NAN members is "unacceptable," including that of Tyresse Roundsk
Thunder Bay Daily News Brief (February 23, 2026) Today's top 10 stories, from TBNewsWatch + CBC Thunder Bay. 1. Mill manager eulogizes final paper reel in Thunder Bay Original title: Mill manager eulogizes final paper reel in Thunder Bay Summary: The last batch of newsprint from the Thunder Bay pulp and paper mill marks the shift to kraft paper production Source: TBNewsWatch | View original
Thunder Bay Daily News Briefing (2026-02-18) Item 1 | Update: Highway 11/17 reopened east of Sistonen's Corner Detailed: Due to poor road conditions, Highway 11/17 was closed in both directions between Kakabeka Falls (near Highway 590) and Sistonen's Corner (junction with Highway 102). Police reported multiple semi-trucks disabled on that stretch, then switched to alternating traffic, and full reopening followed about half an hour later. Although the road has reopened, officials still advise that conditions remain poor.
Thunder Bay Daily Roundup - Video: Thunder Bay Police Service again needs an executive director; Thunder Bay drug trafficking investigation leads to charges. [Municipal & Community] - Thunder Bay launches improved Rural Community Immigration Pilot Program for 2026: It is reported that Thunder Bay has launched an improved Rural Community Immigration Pilot Program for 2026. (Original English title: Thunder Bay Launches Revamped Rural Community Immigration Pilot Stream for 2026)
Thunder Bay Daily Roundup - Thunder Bay rural community immigration pilot strengthens Canada's immigration pathways for skilled workers; today Thunder Bay basks in sunshine, then prepares for mid-week snowmaking. [Municipal & Community] - Thunder Bay Rural Community Immigration Pilot Strengthens Canada Immigration Pathways for Skilled Workers: This news mainly talks about Thunder Bay's rural
Thunder Bay Daily Roundup - No. 4 TMU edges Thunderwolves in final seconds; Forest Wolves suffer heavy loss, but playoff dreams still alive. [Sports] - No. 4 TMU edges Thunderwolves in final seconds: According to reports, No. 4 TMU edged the Thunderwolves in the final seconds. (Original English title: No. 4 TMU edges Thunderwolves in final seconds) Sports results directly affect local team rankings and subsequent games.