CJRL News
Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Tourism Kenora Seeks Local Photo's

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Tourism Kenora wants to tell your story. Heather Gropp is the tourism services officers and says their new spring promotion will feature...

Police Investigating Jewelry Thefts

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The Kenora OPP are investigating multiple jewelry thefts in the city. Police say a man on Thursday entered a business and was able to make...

White to Pick Up Top Principal Award Tonight

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Thomas Aquinas principal Paul White gets his day in the sun today. White is in Toronto for a ceremony recognizing the 40 top  principals i...

New Scam Circulating in NWO

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Be on the lookout for another on-line scam in our area. This scam is timely as it is tax time. An email is being sent from someone claimi...

Casino Plans Could be On Hold for Months

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Still no indication when the provincial government intends to award a casino contract for communities in northern Ontario. The request fo...

School Board Adopts Five Year Capital Plan

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Trustees with the Kenora Catholic District School Board have approved a new five year capital plan. Operations manager Andrew Poirier says...

Conservatives Critical Of Province's Handling of Mining

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The Liberal government at Queens Park is getting criticized for the way it's handling mining in the province.   In the legislature Vic...

Feather Of Hope Report Released

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Ontario's Advocate for Children and Youth has released a special report by First Nations Youth. Feather of Hope urges local, provinc...

Broncos Girls Swept By Muskies

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Beaver Brae's girls team ran out of gas in Fort Frances. Playing their second game in less than 24 hours, the Broncos were beaten 8-2...

Broncos bust the Saints

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The battle of Kenora goes to Beaver Brae. The Broncos used the power play in the second period to vault them to a 5-4 win over Thomas A...
Monday, February 24, 2014

Free Business Workshops in the City

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A couple free workshops in the city for local businesses. Dana Bridgeman-Cross with Shooniyaa Wa-Biitong says they are bringing in a  re...

Kenora's Snow is Twice as Much as Usual

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How much snow is too much snow. Bill Laidlaw from Signal Weather Services says the Kenora area has already seen about twice as much snowfa...

Attiwapiskat Walkers Make it to Ottawa

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A more than 17-hundred kilometre walk from the remote northern community of Attawapiskat to Ottawa is over. The group has arrived on Parli...

School Board Pleased With Solar Projects

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The Kenora Catholic District School Board says it's run into a bit of a problem with it's solar panels. The separate school board ...

City Well Represented at Good Roads

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Municipal leaders are in Oakville today for the annual Good Roads Confererance. Mayor Dave Canfield says they have one big issue on their ...

RCMP Officer Injured In Weekend Collision

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A close call for an RCMP officer on duty in eastern Manitoba. Early Sunday morning, a marked police cruiser was on patrol just west of ...

Rickford Outlines Government Infrastructure Plans

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Minister of State Greg Rickford says the new infrastructure program for Canadians will be rolled out shortly. Rickford says the focus thi...

Health Unit Works on Customer Satisfaction

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The Northwestern Health Unit is taking new steps to improve its client services. Offices are collecting client feedback surveys and have...

Union Gas Doesn't Expect Any Natural Gas Shortages

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No worries of a shortage of natural gas for users in northwestern Ontario. The colder than usual winter has increased demand. But Union ...

NAPS Launches Project North Star

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A new anti-gang initiative is being launched by the Nishinabe-Aski Police Service. Sergeant Jackie George says they have received 100 thou...
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