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The Ontario Government gives $86,000 to a local Fort Frances grocer and the Township of Alberton’s Fire Department.

Hydro One's future large-scale transmission line projects will follow a model announced last year for the Waasigan line in Northwestern Ontario.

The Dryden and Sioux Lookout Police Service Boards will expand video surveillance technology thanks to a new provincial investment.

The Ontario Educational Leadership Centre has brought its brand of youth leadership training to Northwestern Ontario for the first time, with over 140 students from the region participating.

After a little over three weeks, the COVID outbreak at the Lake of the Woods Hospital in Kenora is deemed over.

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

Recent New York Times coverage of an ER crisis in Red Lake helps show rural issues are "worthy of attention," says the head of the town's hospital.

Businesses in Northern Ontario's largest centres have raised concerns over proposed changes to federal electoral boundaries in the region in an open letter.

The Kenora District Services Board has confirmed paramedics were awaiting police support while an Onigaming FIrst Nation man died.

The anticipated end to COVID-19 vaccination requirements at the border will allow a return to the U.S. market ''with full marketing force.'