Highlights

NOSM head Mike Green says Thunder Bay has been an important part of the university since its beginnings and will always be important into the future.

Kyle Arnold says there are now so many additives in the local illicit supply that naloxone isn’t always as effective as it used to be.

OPP responded to a medical emergency around 12:45 am on May 15. 

Red Lake, Kenora, Sioux Lookout and Ignace also will get new detachments.

Thunder Bay's caregivers say they're wondering where the funding is going.

Ontario’s chief coroner says it's difficult to explain why some regions are seeing decreases and other seeing increases in the number of people dying due to opioids like fentanyl.

Monthly cheques issued for June 2025 will be available for pick-up at the end of the month.

There is uncertainty for local postal strikers facing a strike order that comes into effect at midnight.

The money will be used for loans, grants and scholarships towards Indigenous participation in mineral extraction.

OPP say death investigations are complex, but they are committed to finding out what happened