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Holy Angels Catholic School students give back to their Breakfast Club volunteers (10 photos)

Holy Angels Catholic School students give back to their Breakfast Club volunteers (10 photos)

Students took part in making dessert trays for Breakfast Club volunteers.
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Health Unit announces 29 new cases, one hospitalization

Health Unit announces 29 new cases, one hospitalization

There are now 91 active cases in the District of Thunder Bay.
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NDMNRF takes to the air to count moose in Geraldton, Armstrong and Marten Falls areas

NDMNRF takes to the air to count moose in Geraldton, Armstrong and Marten Falls areas

The Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry moose aerial inventories will be taking place in Geraldton, Armstrong and Marten Falls areas.
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Province providing $6M for winter roads construction

Province providing $6M for winter roads construction

Network enables First Nations, remote communities to access essential goods
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Manitouwadge provides update on the emergency response capabilities of fire department

Manitouwadge provides update on the emergency response capabilities of fire department

Manitouwadge Fire Department trains on a weekly basis to respond to all kinds of emergencies.
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Marjorie Mills Public school celebrates morning of Christmas fun

Marjorie Mills Public school celebrates morning of Christmas fun

Marjorie Mills Public School students enjoy some fun before winter break.
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Good morning, Superior North!

Good morning, Superior North!

Today's image is from Steven Marcotte. Thank you, Steven!
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Finnish Labour Temple fire investigation won't begin for a few days

Finnish Labour Temple fire investigation won't begin for a few days

The investigation won't be able to begin for a few days as crews snuff out the last embers of the 111-year-old Finnish Labour Temple fire.
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Government of Canada receives additional pediatric vaccine doses

Government of Canada receives additional pediatric vaccine doses

Children ages five to 11 will be able to receive their second dose as soon as they are eligible.
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Thunder Bay CEDC launches funding program for indigenous entrepreneurs

Thunder Bay CEDC launches funding program for indigenous entrepreneurs

Miinikaanen Badakidoon funding will support Indigenous lead business and entrepreneurs across the Northwest region.
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