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Second nuclear waste repository being considered

Second nuclear waste repository being considered

The Nuclear Waste Management Organization is in the early stages of planning for a DGR to manage intermediate-level waste.
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Tariff response requires teamwork: Dumas

Tariff response requires teamwork: Dumas

Marathon mayor says Ford 'has been a great leader' and Carney 'has done a great job" in reaction to Trump trade belligerence.
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Kenora activist enters election race as an Independent

Kenora activist enters election race as an Independent

Kelvin Boucher-Chicago is running federally for a fourth time in Kenora-Kiiwetinoong.
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Hoisting the flag for autism awareness

Hoisting the flag for autism awareness

Fort Frances and other municipalities honour World Autism Day.
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New CEO on the job at Matawa First Nations Management

New CEO on the job at Matawa First Nations Management

Eabametoong First Nation member Sharon Nate replaces David Paul Achneepineskum, who has stepped down after 25 years as Matawa's CEO.
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First Nations' drinking water an issue 'of utmost importance'

First Nations' drinking water an issue 'of utmost importance'

Ontario chiefs want the next federal government to revive Bill C-61, clean-water legislation that died in January when Parliament was prorogued.
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Ginoogaming still in state of emergency despite temporary bridge

Ginoogaming still in state of emergency despite temporary bridge

A temporary bridge linking Ginoogaming First Nation with Longlac has been open to vehicular traffic since late November.
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Hospital operator and foundation go separate ways

Hospital operator and foundation go separate ways

Riverside Health Care’s decision to end its fundraising partnership with the Riverside Foundation doesn’t mean the end of the foundation, says the foundation's board chair.
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Union sounds alarm on cuts at Fort Frances library

Union sounds alarm on cuts at Fort Frances library

A news release from CUPE says Fort Frances library funding is being reduced; the town’s mayor points out the institution is getting more this year.
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Dryden Food Bank keeps Hope alive

Dryden Food Bank keeps Hope alive

Manager says expansion and renovation at Grand Trunk Avenue address could start this summer.
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