Local News

Nature and Outdoor Tourism Ontario is welcoming the decision to lift COVID-19 border restrictions, but warns it will take years for the region's tourism industry to recover.

The demolition of the biomass boiler at the former Resolute mill in Fort Frances symbolized the end of its century-long history for local residents.

16-year-old located safe.

Four residents of Sandy Lake First Nation face trafficking and other charges after an investigation by the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service.

The City of Dryden will be conducting asphalt construction Sept. 26 to Oct. 14

Although the surrounding First Nations are celebrating Musselwhite’s success and contribution to employment and business opportunities, some leaders raised concerns about the impact on those communities that have yet to be addressed.   

Duke St Intersections along Hwy 594 will receive traffic light repairs September 23-29.

The City of Dryden will NOHFC grant to complete trail enhancements along the riverfront Signature Trail.

OPP received numerous reports of drivers failing to stop for school buses when upper read lights are flashing.

The Province of Ontario announces an increase to Land Ambulance Program Grant for the Rainy River District Social Services Administration Board, bringing it to nearly $5.4 million.