Author Archives: Katie Nicholls

Canadians are spending more this quarter according to Equifax Canada. In their latest report, Equifax states that those without a mortgage are holding more than $21k in consumer debt. This is the high...

A separate crash near Nipigon has claimed another life. The crash happened on the evening of Nov. 29 when OPP was called to the two vehicle collision near Beardmore on Hwy 11. Two commercial vehicles ...

It's been 33 years since 14 women were gunned down at cole Polytechnique in Montreal. The day has been noted as the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women in Canada since 199...

Thunder Bay City Administration is recommending that City Council not move forward with stop arm cameras on school buses at tonight's Committee of the Whole meeting. At the time of publication, there ...

Next year could see a dip in the cost of buying a home. Re/Max Canada is making that prediction for 2023 in a Leger survey that was commissioned by the real estate company. Both Ontario and Western Ca...

Thunder Bay Police have now charged a suspect in connection to a hate crime investigation at the Corpus Christi Catholic Church. In July, an investigation started after an individual broke into the ch...

Two people have been arrested after a home takeover investigation. On Nov. 30, city police were called to a home on Cumberland Street South just before 3pm after receiving reports of unwanted individu...

You might have these in your lunch bag, at your desk or in your cupboards at home... but it's best to throw them out. Health Canada and the makers of Tums, GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare ULC, are...

Today's the day that parents and caregivers can apply for the Canada Child Dental Benefit. Applications go through the Canada Revenue Agency and allow those without access to dental benefits up to $65...

Thunder Bay Public Libraries are facing steep budget cuts next year. With a new city council ushered in, the city administration has recommended that the Library's budget be cut by 15 per cent. Acadia...