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Dubinsky opens with loss at Northern Ontario U18s

Dubinsky opens with loss at Northern Ontario U18s

Thunder Bay's Lily Wright beat Cochrane's Rihanna Third 7-1 to open 1-0 at the Timmins, Ont. event.
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OPP remind motorists to be cautious driving near snow plows

OPP remind motorists to be cautious driving near snow plows

There are too many close calls with snow plows involved on local highways, police say.
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Ice Dogs double up North Stars at home

Ice Dogs double up North Stars at home

DRYDEN – The Dryden Ice Dogs have been the class of the Superior International Junior Hockey League this season.
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Ditch crashes lead to impaired charges being laid

Ditch crashes lead to impaired charges being laid

OPP responded to separate crashes, on Jan. 8, and Jan. 12, on Highway 11.
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New goaltender helps North Stars complete sweep of Lakers

New goaltender helps North Stars complete sweep of Lakers

Dryden, Kam River and Sioux Lookout all kept pace with victories on Saturday night.
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Sioux Lookout OPP seek missing 42-year-old

Sioux Lookout OPP seek missing 42-year-old

Missing man was last seen on the morning of Jan. 7.
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Fighting Walleye power up in third to down Red Lake

Fighting Walleye power up in third to down Red Lake

Thunder Bay and Dryden also picked up SIJHL wins on Friday night.
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Thunder Bay woman charged with arson in Dryden apartment fire

Thunder Bay woman charged with arson in Dryden apartment fire

Alleged arson took place at a Duke Street apartment building.
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Thunder Bay 50/50 winners still can't believe their luck

Thunder Bay 50/50 winners still can't believe their luck

Hanmer, Ont. couple have purchased a new Cadillac Escalade and plan to renovate their home with some of their winnings.
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Trudeau resigns as Liberal leader and will step down as PM

Trudeau resigns as Liberal leader and will step down as PM

Departing Liberal leader has asked the governor general to prorogue Parliament until March 24, avoiding a vote of no-confidence in the House of Commons until a new party leader is chosen. He plans to stay as prime minister until the new leader is chosen.
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