Clint Fleury
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Ontario, Canada
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Weekend fire destroys six-unit apartment complex in Shoal Lake 40
The 30 displaced residents are staying in Winnipeg. → Read More
Powlowski pleased with health funding proposal, optimistic provinces will accept deal
Thunder Bay-Rainy River Liberal MP says more money has been needed in the health care system → Read More
171 'anomalies' found after grounds search of former residential school in Kenora
During their investigation at the former St. Mary’s Indian Residential School, Wauzhushk Onigum Nation announces 171 plausible burial sites within the cemetery grounds have been found. → Read More
Hydro One sets transmission line route for Wasigan project
Hydro One holding open houses to announce their planned route for the transmission line between Shuniah and Dryden. → Read More
Winter weather disrupts travel plans for rescue dogs
While transporting more than 100 rescue dogs from Manitoba to Newfoundland, travel issues left Northern Reach Rescue Network no choice but to hunker down in Thunder Bay. → Read More
Sioux Lookout council votes to help pay costs for visiting doctors
At the special council meeting on Wednesday, council moved to establish a physician recruitment committee and to assist with funding for locum physicians at the Meno Ya Win Health Centre. → Read More
Ontario SPCA, Nutram partner with rescues to send pet food donations to the north
Two rescues in Northwestern Ontario will distribute 45,000 kilograms of food to communities across the north → Read More
Auditor General report examines Ontario forest firefighting response
Auditor general report finds province has weaknesses in emergency planning programs, leaving Ontario vulnerable in event of large-scale emergency situation → Read More
$158M diverted from northern highways projects to southern Ontario, AG finds
The finding was part of the auditor general's value-for-money audit of highway planning and management in Ontario → Read More
$158M diverted from northern highways projects to southern Ontario, AG finds
The finding was part of the auditor general's value-for-money audit of highway planning and management in Ontario → Read More
Mamakwa calls out province for lack of consultation with housing bill
Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Derek Fox says provincial and federal governments make decisions and impose legislation without free/ prior, informed consent → Read More
Power brings equity among 24 First Nation communities
The Wataynikanyap Power Transmission Project is reporting healthy progress after connecting a third First Nation to the provincial power grid. → Read More
Province proposes changes to Lake of the Woods walleye limits
Proposed options reduce daily catch and keep limits, while also changing restrictions on the size of fish that can be kept → Read More
Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation joins Waasigan transmission line partnership
Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation signs into equity agreement with Hydro One for the Waasigan Transmission Line Project. → Read More
Lakehead professor uses app to support mental health across the region
A Lakehead professor receives $100,000 to research e-mental health solutions for youth across Northwestern Ontario. → Read More
Quiet forest fire season ends after record-breaking 2021
Forest fire season winds down with significantly fewer blazes and small fraction of land area burned compared to 2021. → Read More
Decommissioned ambulances improve safety in Pikangikum
Ambulances from the Kenora District Services Board to make a big difference in providing medical care and transportation in Pikangikum → Read More
Ford government announces intent to legislate against CUPE strike
The Ontario government announces it will introduce legislation that imposes education workers with CUPE to take the government’s offer for a new collective agreement. → Read More
Bill 7 will traumatize residential school survivors, Mamakwa charges
Kiiwetinoong MPP and NDP Deputy Leader describes province's Bill 7 as a continuation of colonization. → Read More
Supreme Court decision an example of 'injustice system,' Mamakwa says
Provincial NDP’s critic for Indigenous and treaty relations speaks out about the Supreme Court of Canada's decision to withhold documents from St. Anne’s Residential School survivors. → Read More