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Kenora lights up the city for woman battling cancer

Kenora lights up the city for woman battling cancer

Kenora show their support for Jenn Schott as she battles cancer at Lake of the Woods District Hospital.
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Big week for hoopster Emily Mandamin

Big week for hoopster Emily Mandamin

The Treaty 3 basketball star was honoured at the Raptors' arena and on a TTC streetcar.
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Fort Frances council wants feds to look at buying international bridge

Fort Frances council wants feds to look at buying international bridge

Fort Frances council voted to lobby the federal government to buy the international bridge.
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Fort Frances bridge tolls going up

Fort Frances bridge tolls going up

Price of a 12-crossing pass will triple in November.
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National recognition for Kenora kindergarten teacher

National recognition for Kenora kindergarten teacher

Valleyview School teacher awarded Prime Minister's Certificate of Achievement
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MPP shares personal residential school experiences at Queen's Park

MPP shares personal residential school experiences at Queen's Park

Kiiwetinoong MPP Sol Mamakwa called on the provincial government to address residential school denialism.
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LGBTQ groups want to talk, MP doesn't

LGBTQ groups want to talk, MP doesn't

Northwestern Ontario LGBTQ organizations want to talk with Kenora’s Conservative MP about “transphobic rhetoric"
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First Nations leaders demand to see Ford

First Nations leaders demand to see Ford

Land Defence Alliance sends strong message to Premier Doug Ford that no mining will take place without consultation with First Nations.
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Kenora museum director preserves historic 80-year-old video footage

Kenora museum director preserves historic 80-year-old video footage

Muse Executive Director Braden Murray found an old film cannister that had footage of the Duke of Kent's visit to Kenora in 1942, along with the christening of HMCS Kenora in 1942.
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Mayor looks for infrastructure funding eligibility to be broadened

Mayor looks for infrastructure funding eligibility to be broadened

Fort Frances Mayor asks the Ontario government to expand the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund to help address aging recreation facilities.
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