The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have installed the new billboards showing the clothing worn by the 15-year-old when she was last seen on September 29, 1996, on her way home from a friend’s house ...
Reid said consumers will continue to have to contend with higher grocery prices if major input costs, like diesel fuel, don’t stop climbing. “The hard reality is that food is no longer going to be a ...
Fort Frances’ new community improvement plan brings financial incentives to support long-term growth
The Town of Fort Frances is rolling out a new community improvement plan (CIP) and, with it, financial incentive programs (FIP) aimed at aligning the goals of the municipality with its residents and ...
In keeping with their commitment to enhance care for patients at La Verendrye Hospital, the Hospital Auxiliary which was founded in 1952 has pledged to raise $75,000 over the course of the next eight ...
Cameron is also framing her campaign as part of a larger “Rock the Indigenous Vote” movement that is taking place in many different areas across the country, owing largely to a significant number of ...
After 40 years in the community, it is time to refresh the identity of the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium board felt it was time to refresh the concert hall’s identity as the organization looks into ...
More than 150 gardeners, community members and climate-conscious residents logged in for a powerful webinar hosted by Climate Legacy in partnership with the Ontario Horticultural Association (OHA).
GULL BAY — When a number of First Nations communities in the region were directly affected by wildland fires this summer and ...
One of their new pieces of gear is the automatic mower, which operates off GPS and can be used to robotically cut lawns up to ...
The newly renovated Devlin Hall enjoyed an open house last Friday to allow the public to come in and see the extensive work ...
A first-time candidate for Fort Frances Town Council, Nathan Galusha has thrown his hat in the ring with plans to move the ...
Court agrees to review Ontario Human Rights Tribunal ruling in Borderland Pride-Township of Emo case
ownship of Emo and Mayor Harold McQuaker’s application for judicial review of a 2024 Borderland Pride v. Emo Human Rights Tribunal (HRTO) ruling will go ahead in Divisional Court on Nov. 30, after ...
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