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Forest fire count continues to grow

Forest fire count continues to grow

There are currently 44 known forest fires burning in Northwestern Ontario.
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Wildfire smoke leads to air quality statement

Wildfire smoke leads to air quality statement

Smoke from wildfires burning in Northwestern Ontario is expected to be noticeable in the air in Thunder Bay and surrounding areas this weekend.
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Three new forest fires bring regional total to 37

Three new forest fires bring regional total to 37

The largest fire in the region is just north of Cat Lake First Nation.
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Tbaytel for Good doles out $30K to local organizations

Tbaytel for Good doles out $30K to local organizations

St. Patrick High School got $10,000 to help run its Clover Café, which will donate proceeds to local charitable organizations.
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Two new forest fires discovered in Northwest

Two new forest fires discovered in Northwest

There are 39 active forest fires currently discovered in the region.
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OCN Storm capture Central Canada Cup

OCN Storm capture Central Canada Cup

Defenceman Chavez Constant scored twice to power the Storm to a Junior B championship.
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Canadian Dental Care Plan applauded

Canadian Dental Care Plan applauded

Local dentist says the $13-billion program helps break down barriers to access affordable dental care.
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Deadmau5 to headline Wake the Giant Music Festival

Deadmau5 to headline Wake the Giant Music Festival

Tickets are on sale now at www.wakethegiant.ca.
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Indigenous culture and inclusivity training mandatory at hospitals

Indigenous culture and inclusivity training mandatory at hospitals

St. Joseph's Care Group and Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre have both agreed to require all 5,900 employees of the two institutions take the Wake the Giant virtual Indigenous and Inclusivity training.
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Fishing free on Family Day weekend

Fishing free on Family Day weekend

Anglers won't need an Outdoors Card from Saturday through Monday to fish in Ontario.
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