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Nuclear vote near for Ignace residents

Nuclear vote near for Ignace residents

In a few weeks, residents will vote on their willingness to have a nuclear waste repository in the area.
Local boards not joining $4B suit against social media companies

Local boards not joining $4B suit against social media companies

Boards don't rule out possibility of reconsidering at some point in the future.
Family ‘on hold’ while awaiting NWMO’s decision

Family ‘on hold’ while awaiting NWMO’s decision

John Saunders owns 160 acres of land near the Northwestern Ontario site being considered for a nuclear waste repository.
Wear eye protection to watch the solar eclipse: NWHU

Wear eye protection to watch the solar eclipse: NWHU

As residents of Northwestern Ontario get ready for the partial solar eclipse, the Northwestern Health Unit is informing the public to protect their eyes.
NWMO submits new report, Creating the Future Together

NWMO submits new report, Creating the Future Together

The NWMO's 2023 annual report was submitted to the federal minister of Energy and Natural Resources this week.
UPDATED: Highway 599 reopened after collision involving snowplow

UPDATED: Highway 599 reopened after collision involving snowplow

A snowplow and a pickup truck collided Wednesday morning.
City of Kenora to construct new road on former Abitibi Mill site

City of Kenora to construct new road on former Abitibi Mill site

The City of Kenora invested $1.6 million to construct a new road that will connect 9th Street North to Main Street North on the former Abitibi Mill site.
Feds to review the Kinross Great Bear gold project

Feds to review the Kinross Great Bear gold project

Federal Impact Assessment Agency launching environmental assessment of Red Lake pit plans .
Lac Seul Career Fair coming up

Lac Seul Career Fair coming up

Last year’s event drew an estimated 1,000 visitors to check out more than 70 employers.
Indigenous languages now have a place in the legislature

Indigenous languages now have a place in the legislature

Standing Order 24(a) was amended Tuesday to say members may use English, French “or an Indigenous language spoken in Canada.”
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