Parents and children were able to enjoy a free lunch, along with activities and gathering information, during Family Dental Day at the Nishnawbe-Gamik Friendship Centre on March 15.

Media reports, documentaries and family testimonies abound across Canada of the deplorable conditions of Long Term Care homes. The abuse, neglect and poor treatment of loved ones in their golden years is not so golden for many. We as a family are...

From time-to-time, I have a thought or two. Most of them are questions I have, and they never get answered (except when I wrote my annual 20 Questions letter to the editor last year, the Mayor of Sioux Lookout e-mailed me directly; he tried to answer...

I just wanted to say thanks to the public works folks for working diligently in somewhat less than ideal circumstances to fix a broken water main at the bottom of Robert Street. I am sure the town workers had other plans that weekend. Much appreciated.

Every year, investments made in the Kenora riding through the Enabling Accessibility Fund (EAF) and the New Horizons for Seniors Fund (NHFS) work together to break down barriers which prevent persons with disabilities from fully participating in all...

Shirley Buchan, Jane Van Ark, Alice Van Ark & Ky Kenny answer this week s question.

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Ontario Provincial Police are turning to the public to help solve a 10-year-old murder.

On March 16, Seamus O Regan, Minister of Indigenous Services (@SeamusORegan) Tweeted, The first shipment of new modular homes has arrived in Cat Lake. Of course there is still much work to be done, but this critical work is progressing.

More than 60 players participated in a St. Patrick s Day themed Trivia Night, which was hosted by Escape Sioux at the Sioux Lookout Legion. The event saw $325 fundraised and donated towards the Sioux North High School boys hockey teams trip to the...

The Slate Falls Airways Otters took on the Cat Lake All-Stars in an on-ice battle for a good cause on March 17. The Otters defeated the All-Stars 12-11 with proceeds from admission donations going to support youth sporting initiatives in Cat Lake.

Sioux Mountain Public School (SMPS) students braved the cold during a March Break ice fishing trip on March 14. Twelve students accompanied by six adults, which included Nishnawbe-Gamik Friendship Centre staff and Lac Seul Hard Water Adventures guide...

Equay-Wuk (women s group) hosted their annual gathering at the Sunset Suites in Sioux Lookout from March 5-7.

On Friday, March 8, 2019, the Sioux Lookout Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were contacted by the Lac Seul Police Service (LSPS) to assist with a sexual assault investigation that occurred on or around March 6th, 2019, in Kejick Bay.

Members from the Sioux Lookout Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are requesting assistance from the public to solve a break and enter at a private residence.

A Lac Seul First Nation man is facing impaired driving charges after members of the Lac Seul Police Service were called to investigate a traffic complaint on the Hudson ice road shortly after 5:30 p.m. on March 10.

A Sioux Lookout Man has been charged with drug offences following an investigation by police.

With spring weather quickly approaching, many workplaces, community groups and individuals will be taking steps to clean up outdoor spaces. The Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU) would like to remind the public that there is a chance that a discarded...

The Municipality of Sioux Lookout advised residents of a large wolf spotted in town through their social media pages on March 13.

On March 14, the Municipality of Sioux Lookout advised residents of Hudson and Sioux Lookout through their social media pages, Please be advised that due to weather and ice conditions, the Hudson and Sioux Lookout outdoor rinks are now closed for the...

Marguerite was promoted to her Heavenly home one month short of her 87th birthday and 2 days after what would have been her 65th Wedding Anniversary, on Friday Febuary 15, 2019 in Sioux Lookout, Ontario at Bill George Extended Care with her family close b

The wind today is ruffling the bird feathers, fluttering their tails, and causing them to stumble drunkenly with occasional gusts.

The Sioux North High School Warriors boys hockey team is in Kincardine, ON this week to compete at OFSAA, the provincial championship.

The Lac Seul Eagles were crowned A-Side champions at the Northern Bands Hockey Tournament, which took place in Dryden last week. The A-Side runner up was the KI Native Wings. Pictured: A-Side championship teams.