CJRL News
Monday, November 14, 2011

Saints take home Silver from Portage Tournament

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The Thomas Aquinas Senior Boys volleyball team tuned up for the All-Ontario championships with a second place finish at a tournament in Port...

Senior Thistle win Season opener

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The Kenora Senior Thistles have won their first game of the 2011/2012 season. The Thistles held on for a 5-4 win over the Manitoba Lightnin...

Midget Thistles win once in weekend road trip

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It took three games, but the Kenora Triple "a Midget Thistles finally found their scoring touch yesterday in the finale of their three ...

Regional Coronor completes investigation at Fort William

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The investigation into the death of a 4 year old girl at Fort William Historical Park is over. Regional Coroner Dr. Michael Wilson says the...

New Bridge for Highway 804

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The Province is building a new bridge on Highway 804 near Ear Falls. T and K Sharp Construction of Stratton has been awarded the contract a...

Mauro back as Parliamentary Assistant for Northern Development

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It's deja vu all over again for Bill Mauro. The Thunder Bay MPP is returning as Parlimentary Assistant to Rick Bartolucci , the Ministe...

The Northwestern Ontario Student Services Consortium

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The Northwestern Ontario Student Services Consortium is celebrating a year in business. The Consortium handles all school bus services in n...

Gun Registry

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There could be more pressure on Members of Parliament from northwestern Ontario next month. A bill to abolish the federal long gun registr...

Canadian Blood Services

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Canadian Blood Services is trying something new to increase blood donations. A Partners For Life Program is being launched across northwest...
Thursday, November 10, 2011

Illinois Man fined for Too Many Walleye

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It was an expensive catch of walleye. A Chicago man has been fined 24 hundred dollars for having 12 walleye over the legal limit in his pos...

Trustee Questions Graduation Rates

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At least one trustee with the Keewatin-Patricia District School Board is questioning why students are allowed to take five years to graduate...

Cat Lake Woman Arrested in Drug Bust

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A woman who was bound for Cat Lake First Nation didn't get out of Sioux Lookout. The Kenora Joint Forces Drug Unit received information...

Rickford Support Federal Government's Economic Direction

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The M.P. for the Kenora Riding is defending the government's most recent economic forecast. Yesterday, finance minister Jim Flaherty in...

Rainy River Ready to Open Mine by 2015?

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Rainy River Resources says it's could open its proposed open-pit gold mine south of Kenora by 2015. Underground operations would begin ...

Less Travel in Store for K-P Trustees

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More technology, less travel. That's the mantra of the Keewatin-Patricia District School board. Director of Education Jack McMaster sa...

Saints Boys open High School Hockey Season Tonight

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Another high school hockey season gets underway this evening. The Thomas Aquinas boys hockey team heads to Red Lake to take on the Rams. T...

Broncos girls advance to NorWOSSA Finals

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Beaver Brae's junior girls basketball team has saved its best for last. Hilary Moncrief drained two free throws with under 30-seconds l...

Kenora and Lake of the Woods Regional Community Foundation

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Registered charities in The Kenora and Lake of the Woods region are a little richer this morning. The community foundation handed out a t...

The Keewatin-Patricia District School Board

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You can find out what's going on in your child's school with just a click of a mouse. The Keewatin-Patricia District School Boar...

Remembrance Day

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Legions in Kenora, Keewatin and Redditt are all getting ready for their annual Remembrance Day ceremonies. Gerry Lava is with the Kenora Le...
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