Highlights

Ontario Provincial Police have arrested a pair of youth and charged them with multiple offences after the accused allegedly stole a vehicle and took off when officers attempted to pull the driver over, earlier this week in Dryden.

The victim was transported to Thunder Bay from Kasabonika Lake for treatment of injuries that police say are serious but not life-threatening.

Police did not name the 41-year-old Eagle Lake First Nation woman in their release. 

Archie McKay was found guilty of second-degree murder after setting a fire that killed his partner, their daughter, and three children in her care.

The university and its partners will be delivering a series of programs both on-campus and in First Nations in Northwestern Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

The study, co-authored by a Thunder Bay researcher, says degradation of the country’s forests isn’t getting enough attention.

The individual was released by the police and is scheduled to appear in the Fort Frances Ontario Court of Justice in June.

Refusing and avoiding interviews can help campaigns 'control the message' – but 'if you’re only preaching to the choir, it’s hard to grow your base.'

The child died in hospital after being taken to a clinic in medical distress

Nishnawbe Aski police say a 27-year-old Kasabonika Lake man faces several weapons-related charges.