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Indigenous families and community leaders are condemning the parole decision for a man convicted of murdering an Indigenous woman in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Critics argue the release constitutes a miscarriage of justice and highlight systemic failures in notifying victims’ families.
First Nations wildfire evacuees staying in Thunder Bay, Ontario, find solace and community through powwows and dancing amidst a challenging wildfire season.
Ontario's Ministry of the Solicitor General has confirmed an inmate died at the Thunder Bay Jail on July 1, with the incident now under multiple investigations, weeks after First Nation leaders called for the jail's closure due to safety concerns.
Authorities are continuing the search for missing individuals, including a pair last seen at abandoned grain elevators in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The efforts are ongoing to locate those who have disappeared.
Brayden Bushby, who was convicted of manslaughter in the 2017 death of Barbara Kentner in Thunder Bay, Ontario, has been granted full parole with conditions by the Parole Board of Canada.
Hundreds of members from the Eabametoong First Nation are being evacuated as new wildfires continue to spread in northwestern Ontario. Approximately 460 people from the fly-in community, located over 300 kilometers north of Thunder Bay, are affected.
Other than Canada-U.S. trade issues and pet projects like expanding Toronto's Billy Bishop airport, what does Ford intend to do with his remaining time in office?
Delta has further expanded its Delta-1 land package in Thunder Bay, Ontario, increasing its total area to 341.2 square kilometers. This expansion signifies continued development in the region.
The Thunder Bay District Health Unit is taking the owner of a seniors' apartment building to court as a last resort, citing his failure to address numerous health code violations, including bed bugs and overflowing garbage.
The community of Thunder Bay, Ontario, is organizing toy drives and donation drop-offs to support wildfire evacuees, including members of Namaygoosisagagun First Nation who have lost their homes.
Tensions are escalating between First Nation leaders and police in Thunder Bay, Ontario, following several recent high-profile missing persons cases. Indigenous leaders claim their communities' role in search efforts is being disregarded.
Over 5,000 human trafficking incidents were reported to police in Canada between 2014 and 2024, according to federal data, with the highest average annual rates in Thunder Bay. Ahead of National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on Sunday, students and advocates in the northwestern Ontario city are working to address the illegal exploitation of people, often for sexual reasons or forced labour.