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With many municipalities hoping to proceed with infrastructure projects for their community, rate increases in some city provided services will need to go up. Sioux Lookout residents are being informed of a water and sewer rate increase that will take affect April 1, 2022.

Francis said he feels sorrow and shame for the abuse inflicted on those who attended residential schools.

Health officials are urging residents to book vaccine appointments.

Today's image is from Lynn Howe ! Thank you Lynn! Fort Frances A mix of sun and cloud. Wind becoming south 20 km/h gusting to 40 near noon. High 8. Wind chill minus 19 in the morning. UV index 4 or moderate. Atikokan Mainly sunny.

City is urging residents not to feed wildlife.

Company addresses fatality of contractor at Ignace sawmill in letter to employees.

Two people are facing impaired driving charges.

The safe containment and isolation of used nuclear fuel has long been a topic of importance for Ignace, its residents, First Nation and Metis Communities. The municipality continues to remind its residents to learn and stay informed about Canada's project to consider Ignace as the repository for nuclear waste.

Starting high school for the first time can for some seem quite intimidating. But getting the chance to find out what it is like to be a new high school student and knowing how different the demands for a high school student can be, is something that the Keewatin-Patricia District School Board wants its future students to experience.

City and First Nation leaders impressed by the approach and vision of the Australian mining company