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Calgary gallery sues Norval Morrisseau Estate for $1.45M
Norval Morrisseau Estate Ltd. has been outspoken against the profuse fraud of the late artist’s work. Now, it faces a $1.45 million lawsuit claiming it defamed an art gallery by implying its works could be fakes.
Potholes unavoidable part of spring in Thunder Bay, say city and drivers
Many young people in Ontario are not only learning to drive but are facing the art of avoiding potholes, says Thunder Bay driving instructor Laurie Rose.
Orphaned bear cubs from Dryden, Ont., area find new temporary home
Three young black bear cubs from the Dryden area are receiving round-the-clock care at a southern Ontario rehabilitation centre. The cubs were separated from their mother when their den was accidentally disturbed by logging, says Mike McIntosh of the Bear With Us Sanctuary for orphaned and injured bear cubs near Huntsville.
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Northwestern Ontario's Ring of Fire central in U.S.-Canada trade war: experts
The Ring of Fire in northwestern Ontario has become a key figure in the battle to control critical minerals, which experts say is the heart of U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to annex Canada. Here's what they shared about how the region's resources come into play in the growing geopolitical conflict.
Several weather alerts in effect for northwestern Ontario due to rain, freezing rain, flurries
More than a dozen weather alerts are in effect across northwestern Ontario due to heavy rainfall, freezing rain and flurries expected from Friday afternoon into Saturday night, with some areas under winter storm watches.
TBPS officer sentenced to probation after assault conviction
Frankow was given a suspended sentence, which means he won't serve any jail time. He received two years probation and will be required to complete 150 hours of community service. Frankow assaulted a man in Thunder Bay in April 2022, causing him bodily harm, according to court documents obtained by CBC News.
Thunder Bay coffee shop collecting donated Roll Up the Rim prizes for unhoused
People in Thunder Bay, Ont., who win free coffees in Tim Horton's 'Roll up to Win' campaign will have the option to trade their winning cup in for a coffee or tea at a local, independent coffee shop, Bay Village.
ONTARIO VOTES 2025
Often election underdogs, Independent and minor party candidates say they shake up the 2025 Ontario vote
Hundreds of candidates are running in the 2025 Ontario election without the support of one of the four major political parties. Considered underdogs, they rarely win seats, but Independent and minor party candidates say they aim to connect with people unhappy with what the status quo offers.
ONTARIO VOTES 2025
How northwestern Ontarians want election candidates to tackle healthcare issues
CBC News interviewed three residents from various northwestern Ontario ridings with differing views to learn more about what they want to see their next MPPs do to address healthcare issues. Here's what they shared.
Scotties 2025 tournament a win for Thunder Bay
As the Scotties Tournament of Hearts wrapped up in Thunder Bay Sunday with team Homan taking the win, curlers and curling fans alike were reflecting on its impact. Players say Thunder Bay's ardent support is energizing, while local fans and organizers say the city benefits too.