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HOPE for the homeless in Fort Frances

HOPE for the homeless in Fort Frances

The six-bed HOPE Transitional House, located at the HOPE Centre on Victoria Avenue in Fort Frances, is officially open.
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From Kenora to Thunder Bay: Treaty 3 exhibit at museum

From Kenora to Thunder Bay: Treaty 3 exhibit at museum

A Treaty 3 exhibit from Kenora’s MUSE: The Lake of the Woods Museum, will be at the Thunder Bay Museum on Donald Street until the end of April.
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Dryden eyes potential subdivision with hundreds of new homes

Dryden eyes potential subdivision with hundreds of new homes

Two provincial funding decisions totalling $5.1 million will enable the City of Dryden to extend infrastructure to Van Horne Landing for a new subdivision.
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Kenora opens Indigenous relations office

Kenora opens Indigenous relations office

Ed Mandamin’s office at city hall has an open-door policy.
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Kenora-Rainy River election office at a familiar location

Kenora-Rainy River election office at a familiar location

The Kenora office is open for advance voting; advance polls at various locations in the district will be held Feb. 20-22.
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Kenora hospital partners look to province for green light

Kenora hospital partners look to province for green light

‘We’re waiting for approval from the government to move to the next phase, which is Stage 2 in detailed design …’
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Kenora city council still working on 2025 budget

Kenora city council still working on 2025 budget

Councillors have trimmed Kenora’s property tax increase, and Mayor Andrew Poirier said this week he hopes they can trim it some more.
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Major Kenora bridge to get multimillion-dollar care

Major Kenora bridge to get multimillion-dollar care

Maintenance work on the Keewatin Channel Bridge is expected to take place in late summer or early fall.
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Liberal candidate in Kenora-Rainy River is Anthony Leek

Liberal candidate in Kenora-Rainy River is Anthony Leek

Health care, the economy and education are key issues, says the former Emo councillor.
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Human trafficking adviser’s appointment applauded

Human trafficking adviser’s appointment applauded

Ottawa has appointed a longtime advocate for victims’ rights as chief adviser on human trafficking.
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