Thunder Bay, Canada (Local)
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Carl Clutchey focuses on local news in Canada, specifically British Columbia and Penticton. His coverage heavily features government announcements and issues related to rural living, environmental concerns, community events, road infrastructure, law enforcement, and food security. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expertise on local government initiatives or policies affecting rural communities in the region. Additionally, if you have information about environmental challenges specific to the area or developments related to agriculture and farming in British Columbia or Penticton that align with his focus areas of interest would be beneficial for engagement.
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By: Carl Clutchey
A 54-year-old British Columbia man was charged with operating an unsafe vehicle on Sunday night near Nipigon after a transport truck was taken off the road over safety concerns that police believed warranted a criminal charge.
Gillies Township ratepayers may have to wait a bit longer to find out what their property taxes will look like this year. Township council had been set to pass the
Welcoming rain on Thursday morning cut short the annual tour at Lakehead University's agricultural research station just south of Thunder Bay.
If the numbers tell the story, then these numbers tell a particularly grim tale. The latest data compiled by Ontario's Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services (AFFES) agency confirm what
If the numbers tell the story, then these numbers tell a particularly grim tale.
A new $4.4-million land-ambulance station in Terrace Bay will help ongoing efforts to recruit paramedics to the service as well as provide a bright spot for the community's downtown, the
As new wildfires across Northwestern Ontario continue to light up, provincial ads aimed at curbing the significant role humans play in causing the fires have begun popping up in community
When long-time Oliver Paipoonge councilwoman Lucy Kloosterhuis announced late last fall she wouldn't seek another term as mayor, she was clear about one thing. One of the most important aspects
Ongoing efforts to bankroll Marathon's new $93-million recreational complex received a huge boost on Friday from an unexpected source, while the 100,000-square-foot waterfront project remains a work-in-progress both in terms
A potential high-purity graphite mine just west of Hearst would create more than 200 jobs and operate for 30 years, if financing and operating permits can be secured, the proponent
