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Dryden councillor wins libel judgment against city

Dryden councillor wins libel judgment against city

A small claims court awarded Coun. Ritch Noel $35,000 for libel arising from city officials' interpretation of a comment he made on social media in June.
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Geraldton PACE will offer holiday dinner

Geraldton PACE will offer holiday dinner

PACE space on Main Street will serve up a Christmas dinner Saturday afternoon.
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Marten Falls state of emergency continues, despite ‘interim fix’

Marten Falls state of emergency continues, despite ‘interim fix’

Marten Falls, which has been under a boil water advisory for many years, declared a state of emergency in its drinking water supply on Monday.
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First Nations water act obstructed by Conservatives: Hajdu

First Nations water act obstructed by Conservatives: Hajdu

'I’ve got water legislation right now. ... It’s transformational for communities and yet they won’t let it through.'
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Arresting the homeless ‘isn’t any solution’

Arresting the homeless ‘isn’t any solution’

A Kenora volunteer is ‘dismayed and disturbed’ by Ford’s approach to homelessness and substance abuse.
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DGR opponents get petition presented to Parliament

DGR opponents get petition presented to Parliament

The NWMO has selected a site for a nuclear waste repository, but the fight isn’t over, says Dodie LeGassick of We the Nuclear Free North.
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Powlowski: Freeland’s resignation ‘very unfortunate’

Powlowski: Freeland’s resignation ‘very unfortunate’

The Thunder Bay-Rainy River MP compared Freeland’s departure from Trudeau’s cabinet to the break-up of a relationship.
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State of emergency: sewage affects drinking water in Marten Falls

State of emergency: sewage affects drinking water in Marten Falls

Tap water in Marten Falls has been contaminated by sewage dumped upstream from the reserve’s water intake.
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Documentary crew from Japan visits Ignace

Documentary crew from Japan visits Ignace

A Japanese documentary series is examining how Ignace came to be selected to host a nuclear waste repository project.
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Matawa secures $20M for green retrofit of Thunder Bay centre

Matawa secures $20M for green retrofit of Thunder Bay centre

The Canada Infrastructure Bank and RBC are financing an energy-efficiency retrofit for the Matawa Training and Wellness Centre.
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