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Ignace nuclear-waste vote concludes

Ignace nuclear-waste vote concludes

The ballot asked for each voter’s position on the township “continuing to participate as a potential host community” for a deep geological repository.
Old tradition makes first reappearance since COVID at Cornell Farms

Old tradition makes first reappearance since COVID at Cornell Farms

Kim Churchill is a singer-songwriter who has built up followings all over the world especially in Canada where he’s performed at the Ottawa Folk Festival, Canadian Music Week and the Montreal International Jazz Festival.
Individual arrested for spousal assault in Dryden

Individual arrested for spousal assault in Dryden

Dryden OPP has arrested and charged one individual with assault. 
Land Defence Alliance stands united against the burial of nuclear waste

Land Defence Alliance stands united against the burial of nuclear waste

The group held a rally in Waverley Park on Tuesday afternoon.
Toll bridge should be publicly owned, Fort Frances mayor says

Toll bridge should be publicly owned, Fort Frances mayor says

“We don’t think that that bridge should be in private enterprise, and that’s no reflection on those who bought it."
Trucker charged with careless driving after collision

Trucker charged with careless driving after collision

A tractor-trailer crashed in the front yard at a Minnitaki residence.
Collision leads to impaired driving charges

Collision leads to impaired driving charges

One individual was arrested and charged with impaired driving following a collision on Highway 11.
Synergy North electricity rates to decrease in Kenora

Synergy North electricity rates to decrease in Kenora

The changes take effect May 1, and will be reflected on most bills by the end of the month.
Nuclear power called ‘an option of absolute last resort’

Nuclear power called ‘an option of absolute last resort’

Professor speaks to environmentalists ahead of Ignace’s community vote.
Berens River bridge commitment deemed a 'game changer'

Berens River bridge commitment deemed a 'game changer'

“It’s a fantastic announcement for Northwestern Ontario, not only Red Lake but also for our First Nations community."
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