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2022’s historic flood event was not preventable: Report

2022’s historic flood event was not preventable: Report

International Rainy Lake – Lake of the Woods Watershed Board’s Water Level Committee report concludes that 2022’s historic flood event was not preventable.
Report released on 53-car train derailment in Northwestern Ontario

Report released on 53-car train derailment in Northwestern Ontario

The train en route to Thunder Bay derailed in an area of saturated peat, a Transportation Safety Board of Canada report on the 2020 incident has concluded.
Fort Frances mayor concerned about spike in opioid deaths and hospitalizations

Fort Frances mayor concerned about spike in opioid deaths and hospitalizations

Fort Frances mayor Andrew Hallikas says the most recent numbers involving people who have been hospitalized or died from opioid use show the situation has reached crisis levels.
Betting on himself made all the difference for Patrick Hunter

Betting on himself made all the difference for Patrick Hunter

Inspired by Norval Morrisseau, Red Lake artist thriving in the corporate world
Fort Frances explores self-contained electrical grid

Fort Frances explores self-contained electrical grid

Fort Frances town council is awarding Siemens Canada nearly $300,000 from a FedNor grant to study the possibility of creating a micro-grid, which would allow the town to have a self-sufficient supply of electricity.
Only movie theatre near Fort Frances to close its doors

Only movie theatre near Fort Frances to close its doors

The Cine 5 Theatre in International Falls, Minn., is closing next week, leaving moviegoers in Fort Frances with no local place to take in the latest blockbuster or any other film.
Treasury Metals aims for 2026 mining start near Dryden

Treasury Metals aims for 2026 mining start near Dryden

Mine developer provides more details on the scale of district-sized Goliath Gold Complex
Photographer from Northwest nominated to be Toronto’s new photo laureate

Photographer from Northwest nominated to be Toronto’s new photo laureate

An award-winning photographer originally from Animakee Wa Zhing #37 First Nation located south of Kenora has been selected as Toronto's next photo laureate.
Three mayors grateful for help with police costs, but say more is needed from province

Three mayors grateful for help with police costs, but say more is needed from province

Kenora, Pickle Lake, and Sioux Lookout mayors say the province has responded to a call for relief for policing costs, but more help is needed, included a more permanent solution.
Health care officials ponder solutions to medical lab technologist shortage

Health care officials ponder solutions to medical lab technologist shortage

The shortage of medical laboratory technologists in the Northwest and other areas got some attention in the province's latest healthcare plan, and local hospital leaders have additional ideas about what's needed.
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