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Aysanabee catches three Juno nominations

Aysanabee catches three Juno nominations

The awards will be presented March 24 in Halifax.
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Moose-hunting offences lead to $19,500 in fines

Moose-hunting offences lead to $19,500 in fines

Three hunters were charged after a moose was shot from a motorboat on Lac Seul.
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Franco-Ontarian teachers approve a strike mandate

Franco-Ontarian teachers approve a strike mandate

Vote results were released ahead of new talks involving teachers across Ontario, including hundreds in the Northwest.
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Two people charged with abduction of a five year old

Two people charged with abduction of a five year old

The child was found by OPP who stopped a westbound vehicle in Dryden on Saturday.
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Hockey gear donated to Slate Falls First Nation

Hockey gear donated to Slate Falls First Nation

WestJet organized a donation equivalent to 100 bags of gear for use by young people in the remote community.
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Rickford believes passenger air service is still viable

Rickford believes passenger air service is still viable

Minister of Northern Development says the number of regional residents flying out of Winnipeg and Thunder Bay shows there's an opportunity to find a new operator.
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UPDATE: Bearskin Airlines to discontinue passenger service in Dryden, Fort Frances, Kenora

UPDATE: Bearskin Airlines to discontinue passenger service in Dryden, Fort Frances, Kenora

Company cites an unprecedented decline in passenger volume connected to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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OPP take tractor-trailer off road for 'numerous issues'

OPP take tractor-trailer off road for 'numerous issues'

The operator was initially pulled over because the trailer had no illuminated lights.
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Truck goes through ice on Rainy River

Truck goes through ice on Rainy River

The vehicle was fully submerged within minutes when the ice gave way on Saturday.
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Police chief says officers did a good job in search for Mackenzie Moonias

Police chief says officers did a good job in search for Mackenzie Moonias

Thunder Bay Police Chief Darcy Fleury responded to concerns from First Nations leaders about missing persons investigations involving Indigenous youth
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