Highlights

“I'm really happy to keep the shop open,” said the new shop owner.

Dryden OPP has arrested an individual with numerous charges including indecent exposure.

The township's new CAO is an engineer with a master’s degree in business administration.

Pierre Poilievre promises First Nation businesses the ability to have some control of the revenue from resources collection on treaty land, while the deeper question remains: what services will be cut if his proposal was passed?

A deep geological repository would be bad news for the environment and people of Northwestern Ontario, according to the AKRC.

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS) are investigating a house fire in the community of Nibinamik First Nation.

The Special Investigations Unit confirms teen in custody broke his hand after punching the cell door.

With a federal election looming next year, NWO candidates are preparing to enter the race.

“I acknowledge the concerns that are brought forward by those leaders and at the end of the day we take these concerns very seriously.”

The budget also created a $200 million fund that municipalities can tap into "for new and upgraded sport and recreation facilities."