Health

Public Safety

Nov 7, 2026

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5 min read

Police say the waterfront explosives scare was a false alarm, the health unit urges early flu shots, and Remembrance Day banners grow to 170

Issue #160 · Saturday, November 7, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Public Safety

Parade of Lights returns Dec. 5, police pause promoting Crime Stoppers, and the shelter village passes its October target

Nov 4, 2026

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4 min read

Parade of Lights returns Dec. 5, police pause promoting Crime Stoppers, and the shelter village passes its October target

Issue #157 · Wednesday, November 4, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Public Safety

The health unit urges at-risk residents to get a free pneumococcal vaccine, police warn of suspected drug poisonings, and three women join the city's history exhibit

Nov 1, 2026

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4 min read

The health unit urges at-risk residents to get a free pneumococcal vaccine, police warn of suspected drug poisonings, and three women join the city's history exhibit

Issue #154 · Sunday, November 1, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

Rainy River District hosts four health care town halls, Dryden asks Ottawa not to fast-track the nuclear waste repository, and visits resume at St. Joseph's

Oct 19, 2026

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5 min read

Rainy River District hosts four health care town halls, Dryden asks Ottawa not to fast-track the nuclear waste repository, and visits resume at St. Joseph's

Issue #141 · Tuesday, October 20, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

The Luncheon of Hope marks 33 years, a new accessible launch opens at Boulevard Lake, and Unifor rallies outside the pulp and paper mill

Oct 18, 2026

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4 min read

The Luncheon of Hope marks 33 years, a new accessible launch opens at Boulevard Lake, and Unifor rallies outside the pulp and paper mill

Issue #140 · Sunday, October 18, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Public Safety

Police warn the 'grandparent scam' is back, the nurse practitioner clinic opens at West Arthur Place, and the Community Auditorium becomes The Auditorium

Oct 8, 2026

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5 min read

Police warn the 'grandparent scam' is back, the nurse practitioner clinic opens at West Arthur Place, and the Community Auditorium becomes The Auditorium

Issue #130 · Thursday, October 8, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Business

Highway 11 reopens after a serious crash near Geraldton, the NWMO sets up in Thunder Bay, and Boobie Burgers return to Burger Barn

Oct 7, 2026

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4 min read

Highway 11 reopens after a serious crash near Geraldton, the NWMO sets up in Thunder Bay, and Boobie Burgers return to Burger Barn

Issue #129 · Wednesday, October 7, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

Manitoba's clock change could leave part of northwestern Ontario on its own time, the 30th Run for the Cure nears its goal, and divers carve pumpkins underwater

Oct 5, 2026

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3 min read

Manitoba's clock change could leave part of northwestern Ontario on its own time, the 30th Run for the Cure nears its goal, and divers carve pumpkins underwater

Issue #127 · Monday, October 5, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

Beverly Street closes for four weeks, the symphony's free pop-up wraps at Intercity, and Lakehead's nursing lab gets a high-tech refresh

Oct 3, 2026

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5 min read

Beverly Street closes for four weeks, the symphony's free pop-up wraps at Intercity, and Lakehead's nursing lab gets a high-tech refresh

Issue #125 · Saturday, October 3, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

Candidates get a private look inside the shelter village, seven mayoral hopefuls split on a tax freeze, and thieves strip a food centre's urban farms

Sep 30, 2026

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5 min read

Candidates get a private look inside the shelter village, seven mayoral hopefuls split on a tax freeze, and thieves strip a food centre's urban farms

Issue #122 · Wednesday, September 30, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Real Estate

A federal labour bill splits Hajdu from the unions, the hospital foundation gives away two cars, and Rockin' Recovery expects its biggest crowd yet

Sep 25, 2026

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6 min read

A federal labour bill splits Hajdu from the unions, the hospital foundation gives away two cars, and Rockin' Recovery expects its biggest crowd yet

Issue #117 · Saturday, September 26, 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

Health

Manitoba ditches the clock change, a 22-foot Morrisseau comes out of storage, and a food cupboard still can't find a room

Sep 19, 2026

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8 min read

Manitoba ditches the clock change, a 22-foot Morrisseau comes out of storage, and a food cupboard still can't find a room

Issue #111 · Saturday, September 19, 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

Health

The art gallery writes to every candidate, ransomware closes the Nipigon hospital's lab, and three bear cubs go home to the bush

Sep 17, 2026

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7 min read

The art gallery writes to every candidate, ransomware closes the Nipigon hospital's lab, and three bear cubs go home to the bush

Issue #109 · Thursday, September 17, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Schools

Health advocates warn of a slide to private care, Lakehead's law school gets a new dean, and two palms bloom at the Conservatory

Sep 2, 2026

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6 min read

Health advocates warn of a slide to private care, Lakehead's law school gets a new dean, and two palms bloom at the Conservatory

Issue #94 · Wednesday, September 2, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Schools

Twelve volunteers rebuild a fire department, kindergarteners meet the bus, and the WSIB packs up the North

Aug 30, 2026

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6 min read

Twelve volunteers rebuild a fire department, kindergarteners meet the bus, and the WSIB packs up the North

Issue #91 · Sunday, August 30, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Health

A mayoral candidate apologizes to women voters, the hospital's website goes dark, and Nipigon holds its place on the north shore

Aug 27, 2026

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7 min read

A mayoral candidate apologizes to women voters, the hospital's website goes dark, and Nipigon holds its place on the north shore

Issue #88 · Thursday, August 27, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

The expressway rebuild gets a date, Lakehead doubles its goal, and five years of suds for diabetes care

Aug 23, 2026

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5 min read

The expressway rebuild gets a date, Lakehead doubles its goal, and five years of suds for diabetes care

Issue #84 · Sunday, August 23, 2026 — your Thunder Bay news & events

Bruno Auger

Indigenous

No date home for Neskantaga's evacuees, a ballistics lab in a shipping container, and a Nipigon dog's national honour

Aug 21, 2026

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5 min read

No date home for Neskantaga's evacuees, a ballistics lab in a shipping container, and a Nipigon dog's national honour

Issue #82 · Friday, August 21, 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

Health

Police say the waterfront explosives scare was a false alarm, the health unit urges early flu shots, and Remembrance Day banners grow to 170

Parade of Lights returns Dec. 5, police pause promoting Crime Stoppers, and the shelter village passes its October target

The health unit urges at-risk residents to get a free pneumococcal vaccine, police warn of suspected drug poisonings, and three women join the city's history exhibit

Rainy River District hosts four health care town halls, Dryden asks Ottawa not to fast-track the nuclear waste repository, and visits resume at St. Joseph's

The Luncheon of Hope marks 33 years, a new accessible launch opens at Boulevard Lake, and Unifor rallies outside the pulp and paper mill

Police warn the 'grandparent scam' is back, the nurse practitioner clinic opens at West Arthur Place, and the Community Auditorium becomes The Auditorium

Highway 11 reopens after a serious crash near Geraldton, the NWMO sets up in Thunder Bay, and Boobie Burgers return to Burger Barn

Manitoba's clock change could leave part of northwestern Ontario on its own time, the 30th Run for the Cure nears its goal, and divers carve pumpkins underwater

Beverly Street closes for four weeks, the symphony's free pop-up wraps at Intercity, and Lakehead's nursing lab gets a high-tech refresh

Candidates get a private look inside the shelter village, seven mayoral hopefuls split on a tax freeze, and thieves strip a food centre's urban farms

A federal labour bill splits Hajdu from the unions, the hospital foundation gives away two cars, and Rockin' Recovery expects its biggest crowd yet

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

Manitoba ditches the clock change, a 22-foot Morrisseau comes out of storage, and a food cupboard still can't find a room

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

The art gallery writes to every candidate, ransomware closes the Nipigon hospital's lab, and three bear cubs go home to the bush

Health advocates warn of a slide to private care, Lakehead's law school gets a new dean, and two palms bloom at the Conservatory

Twelve volunteers rebuild a fire department, kindergarteners meet the bus, and the WSIB packs up the North

A mayoral candidate apologizes to women voters, the hospital's website goes dark, and Nipigon holds its place on the north shore

The expressway rebuild gets a date, Lakehead doubles its goal, and five years of suds for diabetes care

No date home for Neskantaga's evacuees, a ballistics lab in a shipping container, and a Nipigon dog's national honour

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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