CJRL News
Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Ministry of Labor Looking Into Couchiching Fatal

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The Ministry of Labour has issued two orders in connection with that fatal accident at Couchiching First Nation last week. A 61-year-old ...

Union Gas Provides Winter Warmth Program

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Low-income families can get some help paying their natural gas bills. Union Gas is kicking off their Winter Warmth program. Andrea Stass...

Federal Liberal Candidate Visits Kenora

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Building Canada's skilled labor force. That's a priority of federal Liberal leadership hopeful David Bertschi. Bertschi was i...

OPP Investigate Death of 23 Year old Woman

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The Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service have asked the O.P.P to investigate a suspicious death. Police say that a 23-year-old female from Kasab...

Week of Action Against Poverty Launched

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It's no ordinary book of advice. Making Kenora Home is hosting a book launch during the Week of Action Against Poverty. And Nan Norm...

A Strong Showing for the Sharks in Thunder Bay

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 A good outing for the Kenora Sharks Swim Club. The Sharks placed second overall at the Northwestern Ontario Regional Championships in...
Monday, February 4, 2013

Transport Driver Charged After 2 Vehicle Collision

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One transport driver is being charged with failing to drive in a marked lane. Ontario Provincial Police were forced to shut down Highwa...

O.P.P Investigate Break and Enter

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Kenora O.P.P are investigating a break and enter into a residence on the Jones road. The incident happened on Friday between 8:30 AM and ...

Duchesne Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter

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A dramatic turn in the second degree murder trial of Angela Duchesne and Kenneth Ivall. Angela Duchesne has pleaded guilty manslaughter i...

Elliott Seeks Top Job in OSSTF

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A northwestern Ontario High School teacher is looking to become the new head of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation. Paul El...

Jury Returns in Second Degree Murder Trial

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The jury will be back this morning at the second degree murder trial taking place at the Kenora Court House. The Jury was dismissed la...

OPP Offers Tips for Staying Warm in Cold Weather

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Looking cool or staying warm. That is a question being asked by the Kenora O.P.P after a recent cold wether spell hit the city. Const...

OFIA Predicts Better Times for Forest Industry

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Years of hard times in the forest sector may finally come to end in 2013. That's the feeling of the Ontario Forest Industries Associa...

NAPS Launches Project Firefly

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Preventing arson and promoting fire safety in Aboriginal youth. The Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service are launching Project Firefly this week...

Northern Policy Institute Announces Board of Directors

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The Northern Policy Institute has announced its first ever board of directors. Just one person from the Kenora-Rainy River Riding is on...

Thistles, Broncos Win over the Weekend

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A weekend sweep for the Kenora Triple "a" Midget Thistles. In their final home stand of the regular season, the Thistles upende...
Friday, February 1, 2013

Hudson Mill Re-opens

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The up and down ride of the McKenzie Forest Products Mill in Hudson is back on the upswing. The Mill is back up and running and trucks ...

Service Ontario Office Hours Cut

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A handful of ServiceOntario counters in our area have been deemed "low-volume" by the provincial government. The union represent...

Timberstrand Mill Ramps Up Production

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Ramped up production and new jobs. That's the benefit Kenora is seeing from the increased production at the Weyerhaeuser Timberstrand...

Hunter Fined for Shooting At Moose

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A Slate Falls First Nations man has been slapped with a 35-hundred dollar fine for careless discharge of a firearm and unlawful possession o...
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