Local News from Across the Rainy River District
DRYDEN — A $35,000 court award could have been the end of Coun. Ritch Noel’s legal tiff with the City of Dryden, but he says that’s not the case. “No, it’s most certainly not over now,” Noel said Friday. A small claims court awarded the city councillor and paralegal $35,000 for libel […]
It’s a Happy New Year at Voyageurs! But sadly, the ice conditions are still the same as last year. All the park’s snowmobile trails and ice roads remain closed. Due to continued “warm” temperatures last week, the ice is still not ready to drive across in a vehicle or snowmobile. […]
Twenty women lost their lives this year at the hands of their intimate partner as of November 30, according to the monthly femicide count from the Ontario Association of Interval and Transition Houses. Despite the ongoing crisis of violence against women, Doug Ford’s PC government continues to drag its feet, deciding recently […]
Nothing stays the same, unless one lives in the mostly rural riding of Thunder Bay-Rainy River. If a federal spring election that now seems likely takes place after April 22, the riding’s slightly rectangular-shaped boundary will stay as it is now, stretching from Thunder Bay all the way to the […]
KENORA – The Northwestern Health Unit would like to remind residents to be ready for cold temperatures this winter. On cold days and nights we should “watch out for the signs of frostbite and hypothermia,” the health unit’s Stephanie Charles told Newswatch. “Frostbite occurs when the blood flow to your hands, […]
(KENORA, ON) – While on general patrol in Kenora, an officer was struck by a vehicle, leading to criminal charges being laid against the impaired driver. On December 26, 2024, shortly after 8:00 pm, in the downtown core of Kenora, a member of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial […]
THUNDER BAY – Connie Whittaker and Josh Rioux were driving toward Kakabeka Falls when they saw a man point his rifle at a police officer. “We come over the top of the hill from Thunder Bay heading towards Kakabeka and there was a Thunder Bay Police Service cruiser parked at the kind of sort of the end of […]
FEATURED POST Sunset Country Squash will be doing a bottle drive this coming Saturday, January 4, 2025. All of the money raised will go towards funding travel for future tournaments for our juniors. We hope you all can save your bottles from Christmas and New Year’s yet to come. Your […]
The Cridland family and volunteers take a quick break in a busy morning at the Flint House restaurant to fit in a group photo before getting on with the big task of seeing hundreds of ready-made holiday meals out the doors for the Community Christmas Dinner this past Christmas Eve, […]
Yesterday, newly minted Finance and Intergovernmental affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc, as well as with Élisabeth Brière, Minister of National Revenue, announced that the federal government plans to change the Income Tax Act to extend the deadline for making donations eligible for tax receipts in the 2024 tax year, until February […]
Nothing stays the same, unless one lives in the mostly rural riding of Thunder Bay-Rainy River. If a federal spring election that now seems likely takes place after April 22, the riding’s slightly rectangular-shaped boundary will stay as it is now, stretching from Thunder Bay all the way to the […]
