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First Nations claim "Indigenous identity fraud"

First Nations claim "Indigenous identity fraud"

Indigenous summit resolution takes aim at the Métis Nation of Ontario and similar organizations in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
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Burn permits required in Kenora

Burn permits required in Kenora

Burn permits are issued under a bylaw stating that no one may “set any outdoor fire in the City of Kenora, except for a campfire, unless such person is the holder of a valid fire permit.”
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Road Safety Week begins

Road Safety Week begins

The week is a national campaign for safe driving to save lives and reduce injuries on Canada’s roads.
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Kenora family has 3 swimmers at Olympic qualifiers

Kenora family has 3 swimmers at Olympic qualifiers

Gabe Mastromatteo represented Canada at the COVID-delayed Tokyo Olympics in 2021.
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College and First Nations enter training partnership

College and First Nations enter training partnership

Chi Mino Ozhitoowin and Confederation College have signed a partnership to train workers for the Waasigan Transmission Line project.
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Flood compensation advances reconciliation: Naicatchewenin chief

Flood compensation advances reconciliation: Naicatchewenin chief

The First Nation’s settlement with Canada and Ontario includes $21.8 million in compensation.
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Town of Fort Frances lands new CAO

Town of Fort Frances lands new CAO

A special meeting of Fort Frances council approved the appointment of Marcel Michaels to the position of chief administrative officer.
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Chiefs say Rickford made ‘threats of retribution’

Chiefs say Rickford made ‘threats of retribution’

“As this matter is before the courts, it would be inappropriate to comment further.”
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Town seeks volunteers to 'clean the Fort'

Town seeks volunteers to 'clean the Fort'

May 14 is Day of Action on Litter, and Fort Frances is looking for a few good citizens to join in.
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Ignace committee waits for willingness report

Ignace committee waits for willingness report

A consultant is expected to submit a report to the committee next month on community willingness for hosting a nuclear waste repository.
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