Local News

After a sudden straight line wind storm swept through Nestor Falls early Monday morning, Sioux Narrows - Nestor Fall declare a state of emergency.

From July 11 to 17 Ontario Provincial Police Rainy River District Detachment responded to three motor vehicle collisions involving animals.

The Dryden & District Museum is hoping to bring in people who might not usually come with a new exhibit on tattoos which opens to the public today through the end of August.

Norseman Festival provided residents with some summer fun.

Sachigo Lake First Nation has issued a statement involving a Thunder Bay police officer allowing a wedding party to take pictures in a squad car at the scene of sudden death in Marina Park.

NWMO announced today the appointment of a new Board of Director's Chair as well as a new Board member.

Tartisan Nickel wants to put former Falconbridge mine back into production

Construction of the 2800 square foot Splash Pad began laying the groundwork on Mon. July 11 with ground stripping, safety fencing and sub-trade visits.

In response to a significant major storm having gone through Sioux Narrows-Nestor Falls, the evening of July 17, Minister Greg Rickford, MPP for Kenora-Rainy River released a statement.

Severe thunderstorm watch in effect on Tuesday.