The Far North Electoral Boundaries Commission (FNEBC) is holding consultations in over 30 communities across Northern Ontario. Last Tuesday evening at the Forest Inn and Conference Centre, the FNECB held a consultation in Sioux Lookout to gather the...

On June 13, many students at Queen Elizabeth District High School were honoured for their hard work throughout the semester.

The rise of Lyme disease throughout the 2017 season has sparked the concern of many. Lyme is a tick borne disease that drastically affects the health of an infected person. Symptoms are similar to the common cold or flu, but can be so diverse that...

I have always been proud of my Sioux Lookout roots, growing up here and later bringing my family to visit my mom.

Children are our future, which is why I am so encouraged that the federal government is partnering with the provinces and territories to pave the way for every child to have access to quality early learning and child care. Last week the federal...

As a lawyer and a judge, for close to 40 years The Honourable Justice Peter T. Bishop, now retired, has served the Northwest Region with the Ontario Court of Justice.

Frances Grieg, Rachele Daubney, Brent Kikukawa & Liam Legros answer this week s question.

Morris Thomas - Boat Making in July 1957.

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Partners in a proposed trans-load facility in Sioux Lookout gathered in the community earlier this month, to tour the proposed site for the facility east of town.

Four airports in the Kenora riding are receiving federal funding for infrastructure replacements. Infrastructure replacements may include runway, taxiway, threshold end and apron edge lights, airfield guidance signs, wind direction indicator, airport...

NAV Canada hosted an open air discussion forum for the local aviation community to discuss topics of mutual interest, June 12 at the Days Inn.

With the summer months approaching, local divers are starting to get out into the water. Last year, the club put on an Eco Dive at the town beach. Chuck Abela and fellow divers began pulling garbage out of the water at the end of the dock. Because of...

The numbers are in and Sacred Heart School (SHS) students, with the support of the community, have raised $11,426.40 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, through the organization s Jump Rope for Heart event.

Last week, students at Sacred Heart School held a charitable art show.

A new exhibit titled By the Seat of Your Pants, is now on display at the community museum. The exhibit displays an in-depth history of bush planes in the Sioux Lookout area. The exhibit will be open for viewing until August 9.

Last Saturday, Giant Tiger held a celebratory event in honour of their one year anniversary in Sioux Lookout. The event included sales on merchandise, as well as a barbeque.

First Step Women s Shelter and Ah-Shawah-Bin Victim Support Services partnered together earlier this month, to host a gathering at the Legion to commemorate Victims and Survivors of Crime Week.

Canada will celebrate its 150th birthday on July 1, and there will be no shortage of events happening in Sioux Lookout to commemorate the occasion.

A huge show of support for five young athletes who will be competing at the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG), July 16 to 23 in Toronto.

It is with heavy hearts but wonderful memories we sadly announce the sudden passing of Ed Brunton, husband, father, uncle and friend at his camp on Stranger Lake. Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Carol of 49 years, his daughters...

This cutie is turning 60 on June 23rd.

Children were invited to wear their pajamas to the Sioux Lookout Public Library the evening of June 13 and bring along their favourite stuffie.

World-renowned artist Ahmoo (Allen) Angeconeb, of Whitefish Bay, Lac Seul First Nation, has passed away.

A screening of Le Petit Prince (The Little Prince) at Sacred Heart School the evening of June 13 proved to be a huge success said teachers and staff who organized the event.

Students, parents, and staff all gathered at Queen Elizabeth District High School (QEDHS) on June 12 to attend the 2017 Athletic Awards Banquet. In the green and gold decorated gym, the guests first sat down for a meal before the award ceremony started.