Monday, December 2, 2013
November Unusually Cold
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It's not winter yet, but it sure felt like it last month. This past November was the coldest in more than 15 years. Bill Laidlaw fro...
MTO Boasting About Summer Road Works
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The Ontario government is boasting about its work on northern Ontario roads this year. The government says 55-hundred construction jobs ...
Parachutist Rescued in Thunder Bay
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A daring rescue in Thunder Bay over the weekend. City Fire crews spent more than 8-hours attempting to rescue a 24-year-old man after he g...
Festival of Trees A Big Hit
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Kenora residents were in a giving mood this weekend. The 10th Annual Festival of Trees had 30 trees up for auction. Darlene McGillivray ...
New Child Care Agreement for Off-Reserve Aboriginals
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30 years in the making. The Kenora and Rainy River District Child and Family Services are signing an agreement with the Weechi-it-te-win F...
Public School Board Launches Safe Welcome Initiative
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School administrators can now reject visitors from accessing schools before they ever enter the building. The Safe Welcome program is bein...
Stand Off Ends Peacefully On Lac Seul
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A 28-year-old man has been arrested following a 14-hour standoff at a home in Frenchman's Head on the Lac Seul First Nation. Lac Seu...
Province Launches Open Government Consultations
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The term "open government" may seem like a contradiction in terms to some, but the province's government services minister w...
CP Holiday Train Crosses Northwestern Ontario Today
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It's a sight to behold. The C.P. Holiday train will be crossing northwestern Ontario today with several stops. Salem Woodrow is the...
Thistles Split Against the Capitols at Home
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The Kenora Triple "a" Midgets continue to play .500 hockey. The Thistles split a pair of games over the weekend at home against ...
Sharks Enjoy Weekend Meet in Winnipeg
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A strong weekend for a number of members of the Kenora Sharks Swim Club in Winnipeg at the Prairie Winter International Meet at the Pan Am ...
Local Girls Hockey Teams Excel in Weekend Tournament
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Kenora girls teams took won a lot of hardware at the 19th annual Lake of the Woods Novice, Atom and PeeWee tournament. The Purple Polar...
Saints Girls Lose to Dryden
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In girls high school hockey action last night, Dryden fired a lot of rubber at Thomas Aquinas in a 7-1 win. The Eagles peppered Saints go...
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Miracle Marathon a Huge Success
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(Midget Thistles Held Load Trailer) The Salvation Army in Kenora has received a huge boost to it's Christmas Cheer campaign. The 2...
Friday, November 29, 2013
Impaired Driver Charged
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A man from Sabaskong First nation is facing impaired driving charges. OPP says they found a vehicle was blocking traffic on Highway 71 Sou...
Kenora Retailers Embrace Black Friday
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Black Friday is no longer a term being just used by American retailers. It's coming just as big in Canada and now in Kenora. Manager...
PSAC Given Right to Represent NAPS Officers
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Its being called a precedent setting decision. The Canadian Industrial Labor Relations Board has ruled that officers with the Nishinabe A...
Atleo Addresses Ontario Chiefs
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National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, Shawn Atleo is addressing first nations issues with aboriginal leaders. Atleo says he ha...
Harborfest Directors Planning for Next Summer
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It may be looking a lot like Christmas, but Harborfest is already thinking summer thoughts. Work is already underway trying to book acts ...
CO2 Detectors Soon To Be Mandatory in All Homes
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A new carbon monoxide detector might make a good Christmas gift. A private members bill has passed at Queen's Park that will soon mand...
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