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A family in the Kaministiquia area says the project will have numerous adverse impacts on their property

I thought I was going to quit before I even got going. Who knew college and licensing would be the easy part about becoming a paralegal?

As municipalities proclaim January as Alzheimer’s awareness month, the Alzheimer’s Society wants to educate the public about the stigmas surrounding dementia.

Confederation College is optimistic an expanded free tuition program for paramedics, nurses, and technologists who commit to stay and work in their region of study could make a meaningful difference.

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

The Kenora and District Chamber of Commerce says downtown businesses have noticed an increase in police presence but haven’t seen a real difference on safety.

Terry Ellwood turned to Facebook to reconnect with students in the first class he taught — Grades 5/6 at Hudson Public School.

The Municipality of Machin, including the Happy Go Lucky Seniors Centre, receives provincial investment for active living upgrades.

Kenora agencies offering support and mental health services in wake of discovery of plausible graves in St. Mary’s Indian Residential School.

Newly-elected mayors from Atikokan and Pickle Lake are taking advantage of Rural Ontario Municipal Association delegations to ensure their municipalities are heard.