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Production resumes at Rainy River mine

Production resumes at Rainy River mine

Operations at the New Gold Inc. mine had been suspended since a fatal accident on July 24.
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Nishnawbe Aski Police Service relocates its headquarters

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service relocates its headquarters

Based in Thunder Bay, NAPS is the largest First Nations police service in Canada.
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MPP Kevin Holland gets a new assignment

MPP Kevin Holland gets a new assignment

The Thunder Bay-area MPP was named parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Long-Term Care.
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OPP officers become the best-paid police in Ontario

OPP officers become the best-paid police in Ontario

A new four-year deal takes OPP officers from 29th place to number one for compensation.
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Area student's duct tape dress wins international contest

Area student's duct tape dress wins international contest

Dryden's Monica Walsh's colourful graduation dress has won her a $15,000 U.S. scholarship.
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OPP point to 'alarming' rate of serious injuries for off-road-vehicle users

OPP point to 'alarming' rate of serious injuries for off-road-vehicle users

In Northwestern Ontario, seven people have either been killed or seriously injured this year while driving without a helmet or improperly wearing a helmet.
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Walmart introduces sensory-friendly shopping hours

Walmart introduces sensory-friendly shopping hours

'Minimal sounds' will be heard in stores during early-morning hours three days a week.
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Driver facing multiple charges arrested on Highway 17

Driver facing multiple charges arrested on Highway 17

OPP found a person named in outstanding arrest warrants after stopping a vehicle for speeding.
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New EV charging stations coming to Northwestern Ontario

New EV charging stations coming to Northwestern Ontario

Charging stations will be established at four sites between Longlac and the Ontario/Manitoba border.
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Fraudsters impersonate Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

Fraudsters impersonate Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

CAFC and police issue a warning about the increasing threat from fraudsters pretending to be legitimate investigators.
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