THUNDER BAY – Boozhoo, Kapeetayawaywetung ndishnikaaz, Mikinaak ndoodem, Neskantaga ndoonji. What does it mean to be a proud Canadian? To wear white and red on Canada Day? To enjoy a cold beer while fishing? We all know the history of Canada, July 1 – Sir John A. Macdonald becomes the first prime minister of the […]

THUNDER BAY – SPORTS – The Thunder Bay Border Cats share that there is ‘Bonus Baseball’ tonight. There’s some bonus baseball this evening at Tbaytel Park as the Wisconsin Rapids Rafters from the South Division make their first ever appearance in Thunder Bay. The Rafters and Cats will begin at 6:05PM, resuming a suspended game […]

Sports Entertainment Giant Stays Strong TORONTO —SPORTS – WWE Wrestling fans are secure in Canada for the next decade. Rogers Communications and WWE have announced a historic 10-year broadcast and multimedia agreement, making Rogers the exclusive distributor of WWE’s flagship programming in Canada through 2024. The deal extends WWE’s current programming on Sportsnet 360 and […]

Stay Focused on Home Purchases THUNDER BAY – MONEY – The housing market is hot, in part to low interest rates and home prices that were low for many years. Given that the purchase of a home is typically the largest purchase one will make in their life, jumping into the market and competing against […]

THUNDER BAY – AVIATION – Twenty-four students and six chaperones from the First Nation communities of Muskrat Dam, Bearskin Lake, Sandy Lake, Webequie, Fort Severn, Big Trout Lake and Kasabonika were welcomed to the City of Thunder Bay on July 27th for their week long aviation adventure. Designed for First Nations youth between the ages […]

THUNDER BAY – CIVIC POLITICS – As a proud father, Afghan veteran, and Thunder Bay resident I know our community has not lived up to its potential. I was born and raised here but like many my age I moved away searching for a brighter future. During my time away I served with the Canadian […]

HALIFAX – POLITICS – While the RCMP laid 31 criminal charges against former Conservative Senator Mike Duffy, his prosecution is far from the end of the ethics scandal at the heart of Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s office. Duffy fell from grace a long time ago. Yet the most important questions about the scandal remain unanswered […]

THUNDER BAY – The Blue Door Bistro is closed today. The local restaurant was the target of a Break and Enter overnight. The owners report That, “There is a lot of damage and glass throughout the restaurant. We have had police in the space all morning, taking photos and dusting for finger prints”. The Blue […]