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911 call brought police to alleged impaired driver

911 call brought police to alleged impaired driver

The driver performed poorly on the roadside test and was arrested.
Municipalities expropriating property for development not unusual, expert says

Municipalities expropriating property for development not unusual, expert says

Kenora city council recently voted to seize the downtown Kenricia Hotel property from private ownership as part of its revitalization efforts.
Heavy police presence in Lac Seul First Nation

Heavy police presence in Lac Seul First Nation

Police have asked the public to avoid the Mahkwa Frenchmans Head Road area.
UPDATE: Highway 17 has fully re-opened in Ignace

UPDATE: Highway 17 has fully re-opened in Ignace

Highway 17 has fully re-opened in Ignace, according to the OPP.
Ford government cancels Starlink deal, refuses to disclose cost to taxpayers

Ford government cancels Starlink deal, refuses to disclose cost to taxpayers

A provincial minister said the government 'fulfilled our commitment and the contract was cancelled'
VIDEO: MPP Holland decries new US softwood lumber duties

VIDEO: MPP Holland decries new US softwood lumber duties

SIJHL introducing instant replay in 2025-26

SIJHL introducing instant replay in 2025-26

League has partnered with an Ottawa-based company to equip rink with three camera angles that will allow on-ice officials immediate access to instant replay.
Another Northwestern Ontario Beer Store slated for closure

Another Northwestern Ontario Beer Store slated for closure

The Red Lake Beer Store will be shuttered as of September 28, 2025.
Province grappling with hike in softwood lumber duties, more tariffs expected soon

Province grappling with hike in softwood lumber duties, more tariffs expected soon

Thunder Bay-Atikokan MPP Kevin Holland highlighted the provincial government’s efforts and his commitment to protecting the industry and pursuing a fair resolution.
New hires lined up for power line project

New hires lined up for power line project

Hundreds have been brought on to build the Waasigan high-voltage power line between Shuniah and Dryden.
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