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Former NAPS police chief suing force for more than $2.5M over termination

Former NAPS police chief suing force for more than $2.5M over termination

Roland Morrison’s statement of claim says his firing was ‘predetermined’ and ‘lacked justification’
New Dryden community theatre initiative to help Indigenous organizations

New Dryden community theatre initiative to help Indigenous organizations

Theatre 17 will donate proceeds from every profitable performance.
Remote First Nations look for more fire safety training

Remote First Nations look for more fire safety training

Without active fire departments, many communities must deal with fire emergencies on their own.
Mixed doubles provincials underway in Kakabeka Falls

Mixed doubles provincials underway in Kakabeka Falls

The provincial champion will represent Northern Ontario at the nationals in Summerside, P.E.I. next month.
Train movements resume at site of Emo derailment

Train movements resume at site of Emo derailment

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has deployed an investigator to the accident site
Mental health program for farmers extended

Mental health program for farmers extended

The funding that Agriculture Wellness Ontario received is not spread out based on community; it is spread out based on needs.
Liberal candidate in Kenora-Rainy River is Anthony Leek

Liberal candidate in Kenora-Rainy River is Anthony Leek

Health care, the economy and education are key issues, says the former Emo councillor.
First Nations housing conference comes to Thunder Bay

First Nations housing conference comes to Thunder Bay

Twenty-second event brings together community members, leadership, experts and other housing stakeholders
Forestry sector will see a major impact from a trade war

Forestry sector will see a major impact from a trade war

Canada-U.S. trade war will exasperate an already struggling forestry sector says official.
CN freight train derails in Northwestern Ontario

CN freight train derails in Northwestern Ontario

No one was injured when multiple cars carrying potash left the track at Emo.
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