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Sale of Red Lake mine heads to B.C. for approval

Sale of Red Lake mine heads to B.C. for approval

May 29 hearing is final steps in transferring mining asset to West Red Lake Gold Mines
Ford government seeks SCC appeal of third-party ad case at 'heart of Canadian democracy'

Ford government seeks SCC appeal of third-party ad case at 'heart of Canadian democracy'

Does a law restricting union-funded election ads help or harm democracy?
One arrested after break-in at Kenora business

One arrested after break-in at Kenora business

Responding OPP and Treaty Three Police Service officers set up a perimeter and searched for the suspect, which led to the arrest of a 29-year-old.
Wisdom: Former youth in care speaks about experiences

Wisdom: Former youth in care speaks about experiences

Tikinagan Child and Family Services shares Reina Foster's story as the organization encourages the communities it serves to honour children and youth throughout the month of May
Good morning, Northwestern Ontario!

Good morning, Northwestern Ontario!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
OPP looking to recruit more officers for the region

OPP looking to recruit more officers for the region

Ontario Provincial Police steps up efforts to recruit more officers across Northwestern Ontario.
Weekend traffic stop leads to impaired charges in Fort Frances

Weekend traffic stop leads to impaired charges in Fort Frances

Police initiated traffic stop on Highway 11 on Sunday 
Teen charged after attempted robbery

Teen charged after attempted robbery

The 16-year-old suspect allegedly showed an apparent firearm while demanding an item from the complainant
Book tour contributes debate around uranium mining

Book tour contributes debate around uranium mining

Dr. Warren Bernauer will be touring three locations in northwestern Ontario to promote his new book I Will Live for Both of Us: A History of Colonialism, Uranium Mining, and Inuit Resistance.
Tournament of Hope unites NAN youth

Tournament of Hope unites NAN youth

The first-ever Tournament of Hope is bringing Nishnawbe Aski Nation youth together for more than just hockey and broomball.
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