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The 33rd Annual Rotary Santa Claus Parade ushered in the holiday season with joy and tradition. This beloved community event has been raising cheer for more than three decades, marking a long-standing festive celebration for families and neighbors alike.

Thunder Bay celebrated a momentous debut of its first-ever Renaissance Faire, welcoming thousands of enthusiastic attendees for a day of medieval-themed fun. Organizers hope this community-driven event will continue to unite residents and foster a spirit of camaraderie.

Authorities have charged a new suspect in the wake of a coffee shop shooting that prompted an intense investigation. The person initially detained has been cleared of wrongdoing, adding another turn to this developing case.

Thunder Bay residents gathered on Sunday to commemorate fallen police officers in what officials called “a very special day.” Three local constables were honored during the memorial service. Attendees paid tribute to their courage and sacrifice on behalf of the community.

Thunder Bay came alive in a vivid display as the community gathered for the ‘Festival of Colours’, captured exclusively by Thunder Bay News.

Thunder Bay welcomed its first baby of 2025 when baby girl Freya was born at 1:52 p.m. on New Year’s Day to parents Kesica Yeomans and Noel Marinoff. Both mother and daughter are doing well, marking a joyous start to the new year at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre.