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Alleged hit-and-run suspect turns himself in to police

A man claiming responsibility for a hit-and-run last week that killed a pair of Labrador dogs has turned himself in to police. Police did not identify the driver, whose truck allegedly struck the dogs on Poleline Road.
On Target

On Target

Target officials say they can guarantee local customers will have the same shopping experience in this city as they would in the U.S. Media were given a sneak peek into the recently renovated store in the Intercity Shopping Centre Monday.
Rickford in

Rickford in

Greg Rickford says no matter what his role has been with the federal Conservative government, he always has and always will put his Kenora riding first.

Crash sends three people to hospital

A crash along Algonquin Avenue sent three people to the regional hospital and caused some minor disruptions to traffic. The crash happened around 3:30 p.m. Sunday and involved a truck and a minivan.
Perfect picking

Perfect picking

The early bird got the worm but for those heading to the Belluz Farm, being early means getting a basket full of strawberries.

Kenora OPP conducting underwater search for missing man

Kenora police are looking for a 20-year-old-man who was last seen jumping from a bridge into the Winnipeg River. OPP officers, Kenora Fire and Rescue and Kenora paramedics responded to a call about a missing person around 9 a.m. Saturday.
Celebrating India

Celebrating India

The Festival of India is a time to celebrate. “Life is all about celebration,” said Prashant Jani, the mastermind behind the increasingly popular event.

Dogs killed in hit-and-run incident

An alleged hit-and-run incident on Poleline Road Thursday that killed a pair of dogs has police seeking the driver of a green pick-up truck. Police said the incident occurred about about 12:20 p.m.
Not alone

Not alone

As a child Marica Brown Martel didn’t think anyone in her family or community wanted her. Taken from her home near Timmins when she was five, Brown Martell found herself with an adopted family in Texas.
Stung by the strike

Stung by the strike

There is nothing in this world Bethany Atlookan wants more than her children back in her care.
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