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Stolen property charges laid in Fort Frances

Stolen property charges laid in Fort Frances

An early morning investigation has resulted in charges for three Fort Frances residents.
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North Stars score six straight in win over Lakers

North Stars score six straight in win over Lakers

Hunter Foreshew, Dimitri Trahiotis score twice for visiting Thunder Bay.
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SIU investigates Dryden officers who shot at man in vehicle

SIU investigates Dryden officers who shot at man in vehicle

Incident took place on Thursday night at a residence on Highway 17.
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Sioux Lookout OPP investigate serious assault

Sioux Lookout OPP investigate serious assault

Two people were sent to hospital on Thursday, one with life-threatening injuries, and the other with minor injuries.
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Northern forestry operations reach 75 per cent vaccination rate

Northern forestry operations reach 75 per cent vaccination rate

Resolute Forest Products will donate funds on behalf of eligible facilities.
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Ignace paints crosswalk to support Truth and Reconciliation

Ignace paints crosswalk to support Truth and Reconciliation

Ignace repaints crosswalk to support Truth and Reconciliation Day.
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Lulu Lake near Kenora being tested for blue-green algae

Lulu Lake near Kenora being tested for blue-green algae

Lab tests are being conducted on water samples.
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NWHU warns of increased COVID-19 risk in Emo

NWHU warns of increased COVID-19 risk in Emo

Health unit says COVID-19 situation in Emo may be worse than it appears, urges residents to "answer questions truthfully."
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Province investing $15 million to support northern victims of human trafficking

Province investing $15 million to support northern victims of human trafficking

The funding will support programs to assisting youth survivors of sexual exploitation and those most at risk in communities across Northern Ontario.
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NWHU warns of possible blue-green algae

NWHU warns of possible blue-green algae

Health unit reports blooms in Abram Lake, and the Bonny Bay Road area of Wabigoon Lake.
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