Highlights

The Rainy River OPP has issued a statement debunking misinformation being spread on social media about potential human trafficking across international borders.

Relationships officially soured back in February, when a group of Northwestern Ontario pride organizations consisting of Borderland Pride, Rainbow Alliance Dryden and the Rainbow Collective of Thunder Bay announced they would be putting a pause on their relationship with Kenora Pride, until further notice.   

An incident on Highway 17 led to charges of pointing a firearm and possession of an imitation weapon for a dangerous purpose

Dryden OPP has arrested and charged one individual with assault. 

Eliminating the four-way stop brings the intersection into alignment with Ministry of Transportation Ontario guidelines, according to the administrative report to council.

A federal minister’s spokesperson countered by saying Melillo “doesn’t seem to be aware of crucial information.”

Two paramedics employed by the District of Rainy River Services Board entered a smoke-filled house and rescued a person.

The Winnipeg-based Klein Group has bought the Kenora Miner and News, as well as Winnipeg’s daily Sun tabloid and another Manitoba newspaper.

After decades of punishment in a residential school for speaking his language, Deputy Leader for the New Democrat Party and MPP of Kiiwetinoong, Sol Mamakwa, the only First Nation legislator at Queen's Park, rose to meet a standing ovation from all in attendance at Queen’s Park.

Several Thunder Bay residents saw the moose at a marsh with three other moose.