Development

Public Safety

A Junot-area apartment redesign reads like a 'betrayal' to neighbours, a library 50/50 ticket turns into $27,300, and a Lac Seul officer trades the northwest for Abu Dhabi

Sep 26, 2026

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4 min read

A Junot-area apartment redesign reads like a 'betrayal' to neighbours, a library 50/50 ticket turns into $27,300, and a Lac Seul officer trades the northwest for Abu Dhabi

Issue #118 · Sunday, September 27, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Public Safety

A $2.3-million wash-down for Neebing's firefighters, a 400-unit redesign draws pushback, and police link two break-ins

Sep 24, 2026

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4 min read

A $2.3-million wash-down for Neebing's firefighters, a 400-unit redesign draws pushback, and police link two break-ins

Issue #116 · Thursday, September 24, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Events

Marina Park doubles its festival capacity, new owners take on Vickers Manor, and a Thunder Bay radio signal saves a lost hiker on Isle Royale

Sep 23, 2026

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6 min read

Marina Park doubles its festival capacity, new owners take on Vickers Manor, and a Thunder Bay radio signal saves a lost hiker on Isle Royale

Issue #115 · Thursday, September 24, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

Ottawa moves to fast-track the Ignace nuclear vault, the United Way's ask lands in a room of 370, and 8,000 homes still on lead pipes

Sep 22, 2026

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8 min read

Ottawa moves to fast-track the Ignace nuclear vault, the United Way's ask lands in a room of 370, and 8,000 homes still on lead pipes

Issue #114 · Tuesday, September 22, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

A $410-million plant beside the Marathon mine, hundreds run for Terry Fox, and a 1965 logbook full of lake temperatures

Sep 21, 2026

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6 min read

A $410-million plant beside the Marathon mine, hundreds run for Terry Fox, and a 1965 logbook full of lake temperatures

Issue #113 · Monday, September 21, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Schools

$2.4 million for the pulp mill, a hundred bikes hauling Christmas toys, and 200 girls in the hangar

Sep 20, 2026

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6 min read

$2.4 million for the pulp mill, a hundred bikes hauling Christmas toys, and 200 girls in the hangar

Issue #112 · Sunday, September 20, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

The new jail still needs 500 people, Enbridge closes its call centre, and 75 sailors take the harbour

Sep 18, 2026

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7 min read

The new jail still needs 500 people, Enbridge closes its call centre, and 75 sailors take the harbour

Issue #110 · Friday, September 18, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

The case for cutting more trees, 40 years of volunteer air search, and a cap on what the OPP can bill

Sep 13, 2026

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6 min read

The case for cutting more trees, 40 years of volunteer air search, and a cap on what the OPP can bill

Issue #105 · Sunday, September 13, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

Sep 11, 2026

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5 min read

CLE members vote their president out, $600,000 lands for Lakehead's Indigenous learning space, and Upsala buys itself a new sheet of ice

Issue #103 · Friday, September 11, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news and events

Bruno Auger

Events

The North wants highway dollars not another promise, a surgeon runs 330 km across the Alps, and yoga in a greenhouse

Sep 7, 2026

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6 min read

The North wants highway dollars not another promise, a surgeon runs 330 km across the Alps, and yoga in a greenhouse

Issue #99 · Monday, September 7, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news and events

Bruno Auger

Schools

A $4.7-billion rail-car contract lands at Alstom, residents tell the police chief they don't feel safe, and a 50/50 add-on raises $53,000 for the animal shelter

Sep 4, 2026

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6 min read

A $4.7-billion rail-car contract lands at Alstom, residents tell the police chief they don't feel safe, and a 50/50 add-on raises $53,000 for the animal shelter

Issue #96 · Friday, September 4, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

Matawa takes over a 65-unit complex on Court Street, work starts on a second Ring of Fire road, and the Dew Drop's barbecue season winds down

Sep 3, 2026

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7 min read

Matawa takes over a 65-unit complex on Court Street, work starts on a second Ring of Fire road, and the Dew Drop's barbecue season winds down

Issue #95 · Thursday, September 3, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Events

The Chamber tells candidates to finish something, counter-tariffs reach the shelves, and the city maps what's under the ground

Aug 28, 2026

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5 min read

The Chamber tells candidates to finish something, counter-tariffs reach the shelves, and the city maps what's under the ground

Issue #89 · Friday, August 28, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

The Community Living strike ends, road work starts toward the Ring of Fire, and 400 drones close the waterfront season

Aug 25, 2026

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7 min read

The Community Living strike ends, road work starts toward the Ring of Fire, and 400 drones close the waterfront season

Issue #86 · Tuesday, August 25, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Events

The ballot is set, Waverley Library closes for a rebuild, and the blues come back to the ballpark

Aug 22, 2026

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7 min read

The ballot is set, Waverley Library closes for a rebuild, and the blues come back to the ballpark

Issue #83 · Saturday, August 22, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

Council clears 900 new units, Vickers Manor heads to court, and the Dragons paddle to France

Aug 14, 2026

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5 min read

Council clears 900 new units, Vickers Manor heads to court, and the Dragons paddle to France

Issue #75 · Friday, August 14, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news and events

Bruno Auger

Health

No room for medical travellers, a dog festival with a cause, and Ignace starts building

Aug 13, 2026

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6 min read

No room for medical travellers, a dog festival with a cause, and Ignace starts building

Issue #74 · Thursday, August 13, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

A golf day worth $100,100, rabies ruled out at the cemetery, and the race to build the first lithium plant

Aug 12, 2026

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5 min read

A golf day worth $100,100, rabies ruled out at the cemetery, and the race to build the first lithium plant

Issue #73 · Wednesday, August 12, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Development

A Junot-area apartment redesign reads like a 'betrayal' to neighbours, a library 50/50 ticket turns into $27,300, and a Lac Seul officer trades the northwest for Abu Dhabi

A $2.3-million wash-down for Neebing's firefighters, a 400-unit redesign draws pushback, and police link two break-ins

Marina Park doubles its festival capacity, new owners take on Vickers Manor, and a Thunder Bay radio signal saves a lost hiker on Isle Royale

Ottawa moves to fast-track the Ignace nuclear vault, the United Way's ask lands in a room of 370, and 8,000 homes still on lead pipes

A $410-million plant beside the Marathon mine, hundreds run for Terry Fox, and a 1965 logbook full of lake temperatures

$2.4 million for the pulp mill, a hundred bikes hauling Christmas toys, and 200 girls in the hangar

The new jail still needs 500 people, Enbridge closes its call centre, and 75 sailors take the harbour

The case for cutting more trees, 40 years of volunteer air search, and a cap on what the OPP can bill

CLE members vote their president out, $600,000 lands for Lakehead's Indigenous learning space, and Upsala buys itself a new sheet of ice

The North wants highway dollars not another promise, a surgeon runs 330 km across the Alps, and yoga in a greenhouse

A $4.7-billion rail-car contract lands at Alstom, residents tell the police chief they don't feel safe, and a 50/50 add-on raises $53,000 for the animal shelter

Matawa takes over a 65-unit complex on Court Street, work starts on a second Ring of Fire road, and the Dew Drop's barbecue season winds down

The Chamber tells candidates to finish something, counter-tariffs reach the shelves, and the city maps what's under the ground

The Community Living strike ends, road work starts toward the Ring of Fire, and 400 drones close the waterfront season

The ballot is set, Waverley Library closes for a rebuild, and the blues come back to the ballpark

Council clears 900 new units, Vickers Manor heads to court, and the Dragons paddle to France

No room for medical travellers, a dog festival with a cause, and Ignace starts building

A golf day worth $100,100, rabies ruled out at the cemetery, and the race to build the first lithium plant

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