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The food truck has been operating in Dryden for the last nine years.

There is “evidence of tampering” at the site of new community wells, according to the Rainy River First Nations public works department.

Kenora OPP has arrested and charged one individual with drug trafficking.

Rudy Turtle, in his fourth year as chief of Grassy Narrows (Asubpeeschoseewagong), is one of several candidates for the top spot in the Chiefs of Ontario.

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.

The OPP Dryden Detachment is continuing its search for a missing person and is asking members of the public for assistance.

The next step is a vote by Northern and Copperfin Credit Union members starting June 3.

The Rainy River OPP has issued a statement debunking misinformation being spread on social media about potential human trafficking across international borders.

Relationships officially soured back in February, when a group of Northwestern Ontario pride organizations consisting of Borderland Pride, Rainbow Alliance Dryden and the Rainbow Collective of Thunder Bay announced they would be putting a pause on their relationship with Kenora Pride, until further notice.   

An incident on Highway 17 led to charges of pointing a firearm and possession of an imitation weapon for a dangerous purpose