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Province slaps big fines on Atikokan for sewer shortcomings

Province slaps big fines on Atikokan for sewer shortcomings

The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks announced fines totaling $60,000 and $15,000 in victim fine surcharges against the municipality.
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Hajdu waiting to see who will run for Liberal leader

Hajdu waiting to see who will run for Liberal leader

‘On Jan. 23 we will know who is in the race, and I will be prepared to make a statement at that time about who I’ll support.’
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NAN, Hajdu push toward massive child welfare deal

NAN, Hajdu push toward massive child welfare deal

NAN Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler says he’s not worried by political uncertainty in Ottawa, where Parliament has been prorogued and the governing Liberals are in a leadership transition.
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Ignace aims for another appeal in wrongful firing lawsuit

Ignace aims for another appeal in wrongful firing lawsuit

The township has applied for leave to appeal an Ontario court’s decision to award a former employee $157,000 for wrongful dismissal.
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Grassy Narrows establishes checkpoint against human trafficking

Grassy Narrows establishes checkpoint against human trafficking

A notice posted by the First Nation said there have been ‘recent incidents involving attempted abductions of our band members.’
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Northwest paramedic pay is too low, union president says

Northwest paramedic pay is too low, union president says

‘Basically, when you call for an ambulance, the least paid people that show up are the paramedics.’
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Ambulance services ‘downstaffed’ in Kenora district

Ambulance services ‘downstaffed’ in Kenora district

The district, which spans a wide area including Kenora and Sioux Lookout, has 20 per cent fewer paramedics than it needs.
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It was time for Trudeau to step down: Powlowski

It was time for Trudeau to step down: Powlowski

Justin Trudeau’s departure was overdue and will be good for the Liberals, says the MP for Thunder Bay-Rainy River.
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Cold weather drives Geraldton PACE numbers up

Cold weather drives Geraldton PACE numbers up

PACE, which stands for which stands for People Advocating for Change through Empowerment, has been giving people a break from the cold.
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Township of Ignace loses court appeal, owes ex-employee $157K-plus

Township of Ignace loses court appeal, owes ex-employee $157K-plus

The provincial Court of Appeals has rejected the municipality’s appeal of a lower court decision.
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