Local News from Across the Rainy River District
FORT WILLIAM FIRST NATION – As rain fell, dozens applauded and a TV news camera captured the moment, Chi Mino Ozhitoowin’s chief executive officer cut the ribbon Friday at the grand opening of the First Nations partnership’s new office. Chi Mino is a for-profit organization focused on training workers for […]
Conmee Township may become the next rural municipality to formally oppose a proposal to ship spent nuclear-fuel rods across its boundaries. Council is to consider next month a resolution stating its opposition to the shipment plan by the Nuclear Waste Management Organization, which intends to ship the rods to a […]
The newest president of Laurentian is being welcomed as a ray of light after a dark period for the institution. “It is a brand new day,” said Lynn Wells at a meet-and-greet last week. “My door is open.” Strong applause rang as she concluded her remarks on the future of […]
Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU) encourages residents and visitors to enjoy the beautiful weather this summer by getting active and exploring the great outdoors. Whether hitting the trails, out on the water, playing at a park, or having fun at the beach, there are things you can do to ensure you, […]
There’s plenty to and do across the district during Canada Day long weekend. Grab the family and head out for days of fun! Fort Frances: Monday July 1 8 – 10 a.m. – Pancake Breakfast Upstairs at the Fort Frances LegionPresented by Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxillary Branch #29 Fort […]
(SIOUX LOOKOUT, ON)- Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are requesting assistance from the public in locating Jeremy SERGERIE, 23 years old, from Sioux Lookout. Individuals with property in areas surrounding Sioux Lookout are requested to check their cabins and outbuildings for unusual activity. Jeremy was reported missing after […]
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is reminding travellers of what to expect when crossing the border for the upcoming Canada Day and U.S. Independence Day holidays. The CBSA works to protect Canadians, support the economy and ensure the safe and efficient movement of people and goods across our borders. […]
THUNDER BAY — A shipment of used computers is being sent to students thousands of kilometres away so they can use them for their education. Through Medical Equipment Modernization Opportunity, computers from Superior Collegiate and Vocational Institute are being sent to students in Ecuador who will use them to finish […]
With only three brief months of summer before us, Manitobans like to get outdoors and explore. For many, it means throwing some essentials in a backpack, slipping on a set of good footwear, and hitting one of the hundreds of trails the province has to offer. In recognition of this […]
The 2024 Senior Citizen of the Year goes to Gordon Cornell. Gordon was honoured with the award last Tuesday (June 18) at the Seniors Coffee Gathering. Many of his family members attended to share this happy moment with Gordon. His family nominated Gordon, stating his many accomplishments, The people of […]
In a cabinet shuffle at the beginning of the month premier Doug Ford shuffled his cabinet moving around some key ministers in his inner circle of advisors. Kenora-Rainy River MPP Greg Rickford has had his ministerial roles expanded. Already Minister for Indigenous Affairs and Northern Development the Premier has added […]
Many in Fort Frances, Couchiching First Nation and surrounding areas were disappointed when Chester Fried Chicken shut down at the CC Complex, but the new restaurant in its place is serving up more fresh foods and fewer fried ones. High Council Café moved into the complex when the owner of […]
