Highlights

Muse Executive Director Braden Murray found an old film cannister that had footage of the Duke of Kent's visit to Kenora in 1942, along with the christening of HMCS Kenora in 1942.

Fort Frances Mayor asks the Ontario government to expand the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund to help address aging recreation facilities.

Bearskin Lake First Nation joins a host of communities now connected to the Wataynikaneyap Power grid.

With more available childcare services, the Kenora District Services Board gets closer to its goal of universal childcare.

37 supportive treatment beds will give the community a renewed sense of hope in the battle against addiction.  

The Indigenous Teacher Education Program through Queen's University is expected to start in Pikangikum in May 2024, setting participants on the path to earning an education degree while working in their community.

Eenchokay Birchstick School in Pikangikum First Nation celebrates the accomplishments of its most recent graduates

The increase in fatalities this year prompts OPP to remind drivers to remember the risk when driving Ontario’s highways.

The Red Lake Regional Heritage Centre held a gala event to reopen of the main gallery after a severe weather event ripped off the roof in September 2019. 

The wildfire near Cat Lake First Nation has reached over 10,000 hectares as forest firefighters focuses on suppression effects to keep the fire from spreading toward the community.