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Fighting Walleye dominate in Game 1 win

Fighting Walleye dominate in Game 1 win

Kaden Goodwin scored twice and added two assists to lead Kam River to a 6-2 win over Dryden to open the SIJHL championship round on Saturday night.
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American driver charged with impaired in Fort Frances

American driver charged with impaired in Fort Frances

Police witnessed a man walking unsteadily from a local licensed establishment at about midnight on April 14.
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Impaired charge laid against Thunder Bay woman in Sioux Lookout

Impaired charge laid against Thunder Bay woman in Sioux Lookout

Police responded to a call for unwanted parties at a local hotel on April 11.
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Brick through church window lands mischief charge

Brick through church window lands mischief charge

Incident took place on Tuesday, April 15 in Kenora.
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Candidate profile: Sabrina Ree

Candidate profile: Sabrina Ree

Freedom, faith, family and farming are at the top of the first-time candidate's list of things she'd like to focus on if elected on April 28.
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Candidate profile: Marcus Powlowski

Candidate profile: Marcus Powlowski

Liberal candidate is seeking his third term in the House of Commons, having been elected in 2019 and 2011 to represent Thunder Bay-Rainy River.
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Collision in Dryden leads to impaired charge

Collision in Dryden leads to impaired charge

A 21-year-old man was charged after an April 11 crash on Memorial Avenue.
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Fighting Walleye, Ice Dogs to tangle in SIJHL final

Fighting Walleye, Ice Dogs to tangle in SIJHL final

Dryden is seeking its first Bill Salonen Cup since 2018, while the Fighting Walleye are looking for their second title in three seasons.
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Washout closes section of Highway 609

Washout closes section of Highway 609

Traffic control is in place, north of the second bridge near Quibell.
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Black Eyed Peas to headline Wake the Giant Music Festival

Black Eyed Peas to headline Wake the Giant Music Festival

Grammy-winning group includes the first Indigenous artist to headline the annual event, now entering its sixth year.
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