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Thunder Bay officer lets bride take pictures at death scene

Thunder Bay officer lets bride take pictures at death scene

Police say the bride was related to a retired police officer
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Report: Ontario considering online learning for 2 weeks, closing gyms and no indoor dining

Report: Ontario considering online learning for 2 weeks, closing gyms and no indoor dining

Premier scheduled to make an announcement at 11 a.m.
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Fire engulfs Thunder Bay's Finnish Labour Temple which housed iconic Hoito Restaurant (8 photos)

Fire engulfs Thunder Bay's Finnish Labour Temple which housed iconic Hoito Restaurant (8 photos)

Upper level of century-old building gutted
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COVID-19: Omicron variant arrives in Thunder Bay

COVID-19: Omicron variant arrives in Thunder Bay

Up to eight people may be infected with the variant, first detected in southern Africa
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CANADA: Hajdu to seek input from Indigenous community before outlining ministry priorities

CANADA: Hajdu to seek input from Indigenous community before outlining ministry priorities

Ending all boil-water advisories is near the top of her to-do list
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Science will determine testing needs at border: Hajdu

Science will determine testing needs at border: Hajdu

The United States is expected to open its borders to Canadians early next month, but the cost of PCR tests required to return home could prevent most travellers from venturing abroad.
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ONTARIO: One dead after fiery plane crash at Thunder Bay airport

ONTARIO: One dead after fiery plane crash at Thunder Bay airport

Cause of crash not yet known as the Transportation Safety Board of Canada takes over the investigation.
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Feds to update border measures today

Feds to update border measures today

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has hinted fully vaccinated American tourists may be allowed to enter Canada by mid-August
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Poppy's 100th anniversary marked with plaque

Poppy's 100th anniversary marked with plaque

The poppy was first adopted as a symbol of remembrance on July 4, 1921 at the Great War Veterans Assocation's convention at the Prince Arthur Hotel.
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Health minister expects vaccine recognition at borders will evolve over time

Health minister expects vaccine recognition at borders will evolve over time

Patty Hajdu says those who received an AstraZeneca vaccine did the right thing to help stop the spread of COVID-19 in Canada
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