Thursday, July 25, 2013

CYBF celebrates entrepreneurs in Kenora

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Celebrating entrepreneurs in Kenora. Scott Bowman with the Canadian Youth Business Foundation is in town today to meet with entrepreneur...

Union Pleased with Changes to the Treaty Three Police Board

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A new police board for Treaty Three is bringing a new outlook on life. Some changes to the board was made this week at the Treaty 3 Police...

Downtown Revitalized by New Restaurants

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Downtown revitalization is starting to pay off in a bit of a culinary explosion in Kenora. About a half a dozen new eateries have opened...

Rain Helps Reign in Forest Fires

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A large forest fire burning near Red Lake is now listed as being held. The fire, 50 kilometrers northwest of the northwestern Ontario town...

Police Continue Investigation of Cycling Fatalities

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Provincial Police continue to investigate the circumstances behind a tragic three vehicle collision in northwestern Ontario. A group of 25...

Rallies Planned Today Across Canada

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Seven rallies are planned around the country today to draw attention to recent news about nutritional experiments conducted on aboriginals. ...

Heart of the Continent Seeks Funding

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A marketing initiative involving the National Geographic Society is being touted to communities along the Ontario-Minnesota border. The He...

Men's Soccer Tournament Starts Tonight

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Last weekend it was the women, this week men's soccer take center stage at the Tom Nabb Complex. The Lake of the Woods Men's Tou...
Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Delaronde Responds to Police Lay-offs

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The chief of the Treaty 3 Police is blaming the federal government for the financial troubles that face the service. Conrad Delaronde resp...

Petition Presented at Treaty Three Police AGM

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Pushing for action. Over 2,500 people signed a petition asking for action in saving the Treaty 3 Police Service. Tania Cameron presented...

Campbell Urges Increased Oversight for Ombudsman

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Kenora-Rainy River MPP Sarah Campbell is in favour of having Ontario's Ombudsman look after the "MUSH" sector. It stands for...

Warmer Temperatures Expected to Return Next Week

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Don't worry, the warm summer temperatures will be back in Northwestern Ontario soon enough! Bill Laidlaw from Signal Weather Services ...

Dryden Investigating How Child Went Missing

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The City of Dryden and the Child Care program are taking a close look at changes to policies and procedures after a child managed to escape ...

Two Cyclists Die on Trans-Canada near Nipigon

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A cross-country trip has resulted in tragedy in northwestern Ontario. Two cyclists are dead after a collision on the Trans-Canada Highway ...
Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Rally Takes Place to Save Treaty Three Police

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An aboriginal drum group has welcomed a small group of supporters of the Treaty Three Police Service. A rally is taking place today at th...

Fire Marshall Investigates Nipigon Blaze

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The Ontario Fire Marshall's Office is being brought in to help investigate a fatal house fire near Nipigon. A 66 year old woman was...

More Fire Crews Heading Out-of-Province

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The Ministry of Natural Resources is sending firefighters to three other provinces and territories. Fire Information Officer Heather Pridh...

Charges Laid in Truck Accident

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No one was injured in a single vehicle crash on Highway 105. Provincial Police in Dryden say a transport and trailer left the road, about ...

Child Found After Leaving Dryden Daycare

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The City of Dryden is trying to figure out how a child managed to sneak out the main door of the Child Care Centre undetected. The child l...

Fort Beats Out Dryden in Kraft Celebration Tour

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Fort Frances will host the final leg of the Kraft Celebration Tour. A bid submitted by the Fort Frances Curling Club received more than ...