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Fort Frances house collapses during construction work

Fort Frances house collapses during construction work

The town has ordered the building to be demolished because of the risk to public safety.
Neebing Fire Rescue hopes to raise $60,000

Neebing Fire Rescue hopes to raise $60,000

The charity says the 50/50 fundraiser will run until March 25.
Multiple arrests made in drug bust near Fort Frances

Multiple arrests made in drug bust near Fort Frances

Multiple people were arrested during a search warrant in Couchiching First Nation.
$2.5 million invested in seven Indigenous-led projects

$2.5 million invested in seven Indigenous-led projects

Hajdu was at the Neeganii-Iishawin economic development gathering, where she announced the over $2.5 million invested into Indigenous-led projects
Impaired drivers keep police busy in Kenora

Impaired drivers keep police busy in Kenora

Within one hour on Sunday morning, police had laid two separate impaired charges.
Woman charged with cocaine possession, trafficking in Kingfisher Lake First Nation

Woman charged with cocaine possession, trafficking in Kingfisher Lake First Nation

33 year-old was released on conditions following a bail hearing Monday
'Water doesn't respect borders,' says opponent of mining in northeastern Minnesota

'Water doesn't respect borders,' says opponent of mining in northeastern Minnesota

Friends of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness face 'an uphill battle' preventing new mining operations nearby
First Nations economic development conference sells out

First Nations economic development conference sells out

The hosts of the event are Independent First Nations Alliance, Shibogama First Nations Council, Matawa First Nations, Windigo Community Development Corporation, ThawiKayhiGan Group, and Keewaytinook Okimakanak.
Thunder Bay teacher up for award at 2025 Junos gala

Thunder Bay teacher up for award at 2025 Junos gala

DFC teacher Greg Chomut is nominated for MusiCounts Music Teacher of the Year
Dryden eyes potential subdivision with hundreds of new homes

Dryden eyes potential subdivision with hundreds of new homes

Two provincial funding decisions totalling $5.1 million will enable the City of Dryden to extend infrastructure to Van Horne Landing for a new subdivision.
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