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Smoky conditions to persist throughout day

Smoky conditions to persist throughout day

Forest fires west and north of the region are being blamed for the increased and persistent presence of smoke in Northwestern Ontario.
Life savings returned to elderly resident after scam

Life savings returned to elderly resident after scam

The OPP says early intervention allowed the wire transfer to be flagged as fraud and it was intercepted before the offenders could access it.
Accused allegedly points imitation weapon at OPP officers

Accused allegedly points imitation weapon at OPP officers

Police say a 28-year-old man was taken into custody after police were called to an ongoing disturbance at a Fort Frances residence.
Drug trafficking-related arrest made at Wunnumin Lake airport

Drug trafficking-related arrest made at Wunnumin Lake airport

Nishnawbe Aski police say a 32-year-old has been charged with possessing cocaine for the purpose of trafficking.
New healthcare model closing ‘unforgivable’ gaps: northern doctors, officials

New healthcare model closing ‘unforgivable’ gaps: northern doctors, officials

Physicians in Kenora and surrounding areas say they’re now seeing patients who were “invisible to us before.”
Seizure of suspected cocaine leads to double arrest

Seizure of suspected cocaine leads to double arrest

A man and a woman were held in police custody and appeared before the Ontario Court of Justice in Fort Frances on Thursday.
Postal services to resume in Deer Lake First Nation

Postal services to resume in Deer Lake First Nation

Service has been halted since June 3 due to wildfire evacuations.
UPDATED: Forest fire forces evacuation of Pikangikum First Nation

UPDATED: Forest fire forces evacuation of Pikangikum First Nation

The OPP, along with local fire services, will continue to monitor wildfire activity in the Red Lake area.
NWHU sees increase in invasive pneumococcal disease

NWHU sees increase in invasive pneumococcal disease

While antibiotics are needed, the germ can cause permanent damage.
First Nations-owned housing project aims to have people moving in this fall

First Nations-owned housing project aims to have people moving in this fall

The 48-unit build on Duke Street in Dryden is the first such project of the Sioux Lookout Friendship Accord Economic Development Corporation.
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