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Fort Frances man faces numerous criminal, other charges after his boat was stopped

Fort Frances man faces numerous criminal, other charges after his boat was stopped

The 44-year-old was also charged under the Liquor Licence, Tobacco Tax, and Canada Shipping Acts.
College launches Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan

College launches Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan

Wendy Landry, the vice president of Indigenous Leadership, Partnerships and Strategies, says she is really excited and proud of the college for taking on this commitment.
Stabbing suspect arrested and charged

Stabbing suspect arrested and charged

Incident took place on Wednesday morning in Kasabonika Lake First Nation.
Town's park litigation statement appreciated: Couchiching chief

Town's park litigation statement appreciated: Couchiching chief

Town of Fort Frances says it is 'committed to listening and understanding the history of the Indigenous people in this country, and how best we might move towards reconciliation.'
‘They’re not alone’: new addictions resource contributors say it will help families

‘They’re not alone’: new addictions resource contributors say it will help families

“Parents Like Us” is a new publication to help caregivers of those experiencing substance use by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit.
Lodge owners worry over new fishfinder technology

Lodge owners worry over new fishfinder technology

A campaign is underway in Northwestern Ontario to discourage anglers from using forward-facing sonar to catch muskies
Surface workers at Musselwhite gold mine join a union

Surface workers at Musselwhite gold mine join a union

Employees of the First Nation partnership Big Beaver House voted unanimously to join the United Steelworkers union.
'The need for cash is instant,' says RFDA

'The need for cash is instant,' says RFDA

The Regional Food Distribution Association is running a 12-hour radio broadcast with CKPR and Rock 94 to raise vital funds for its Building Hope campaign.
Do special economic zones really work? Economists break down Doug Ford’s controversial Bill 5

Do special economic zones really work? Economists break down Doug Ford’s controversial Bill 5

The premier says extraordinary measures are necessary in the face of an “economic war” with the U.S. but critics question the motivations behind BIll 5, and the effectiveness of special economic zones.
Thousands in illegal drugs seized at remote airport

Thousands in illegal drugs seized at remote airport

Officers got a tip that someone was bringing illegal drugs into the remote First Nation.
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