Local News

Spring has sprung, and with it, the usual crop of potholes and frost heaves, otherwise known as ‘Nature’s speedbumps’, have emerged.

The Thunder Bay Community, Economic Development Commission, announces the success of the Miinikaana Badakidoon pilot project.

The provincial election is underway, and Northwestern Health Unit encourages residents to learn about and discuss public health issues that affect our communities. The health unit has launched a campaign promoting people to “Get Informed, Be Heard, and Vote.”

Strong winds are expected for parts of the region on Monday.

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.

Doug Ford re-affirmed that a re-elected PC government will continue to work alongside Indigenous communities to build an all-season road to the Ring of Fire.

Catholic Education Week took place from May 1-6, and culminated with a Professional Development Day for the region. Superior North Catholic District School Board highlighted some of the faith-centered events organized during this week.

Marathon's 2021 Drinking Water System annual report conducted by the Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks Thunder Bay, was recently completed and sent to the Municipality's Water Works Operations manager, Brian Hyshka.

The Canadian Nurses Association has declared the second week of May, National Nurses Week. Today it officially launched the week sharing its theme as "We Answer the Call".

Like all Municipalities in the region, Marathon reminds its residents to make sure they have a burn permit before lighting up a fire outdoors.