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100 Meals program coming back to Yarmouth
Posted 29 November 2023

100 Meals program coming back to Yarmouth

If you need a hot meal on a cold winter day, the Town of Yarmouth has a program for you. The 100 Meals initiative is back on December 10th. Mayor Pam Mood says she’s been putting the schedule together, and spots are almost full. “It’s for absolutely everybody, just come to eat and socialize. The...

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Local hospital receives accreditation
Posted 29 November 2023

Local hospital receives accreditation

For the first time ever, Lake of the Woods District Hospital has achieved an Accreditation with Exemplary Standing. Every four years Accreditation Canada reviews the sevices and procedures of the hospital to make sure it complies with national standards. Staff from the agency talk to staff,...

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Workers rescued from collapsed tunnel in India after more than 2 weeks
Posted 29 November 2023

Workers rescued from collapsed tunnel in India after more than 2 weeks

People cheered as 41 men safely emerged from a partially collapsed Himalayan highway tunnel in northern India after being stranded for more than two weeks. During the 17-day ordeal, rescuers used a small pipe to provide the trapped workers with oxygen, food and medicine. After failed attempts...

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Business Awards making a comeback
Posted 29 November 2023

Business Awards making a comeback

For the first time in three and a half years, the Kenora and District Chamber of Commerce will be holding it’s business awards. Nominations for the February 8th awards banquet are now open. Categories range from Youth Entrepreneur, Customer Service, Aboriginal Business, Business Improvement,...

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OPP locate stolen firearms
Posted 29 November 2023

OPP locate stolen firearms

Three people, including one youth have been arrested in connection to a break and enter in Marathon, where several firearms were taken. The theft was reported on November 18th and believe to have occurred in the days prior to it being reported. An investigation led the officers to identify the...

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DFS responds to north side fire
Posted 29 November 2023

DFS responds to north side fire

Officials with the Dryden Fire Service say an investigation is pending following a house fire on the city’s North side. Fire crews responded to the fire at the corner of Cecil Avenue and Highway 17 shortly after midnight. Due to its proximity to the highway one of the lanes was closed to...

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No go for LFA 34 dumping day Thursday
Posted 29 November 2023

No go for LFA 34 dumping day Thursday

Port Reps have held their 4th pre-season weather call to discuss the marine forecast and the start of commercial lobster fishing in LFA 34. Dumping day is a no-go for Thursday from Shelburne County to Digby County. The Coldwater Lobster Association says they voted 15-1 to delay it due to high...

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Saints and Eagles split their games
Posted 29 November 2023

Saints and Eagles split their games

The Dryden Eagles and the St Thomas Aquinas Saints hockey teams split the theirs on Tuesday night. The Eagles boys won their home opener with a 6-5 victory at the Dryden Memorial Arena. It was a different story in Kenora as the Saints girls got by the Eagles. TA is now 2-0 on the young season...

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Moncton man facing charges after fleeing police in Saint-Phillippe
Posted 29 November 2023

Moncton man facing charges after fleeing police in Saint-Phillippe

A 34-year-old Moncton man is facing several charges after a series of incidents including a stolen vehicle. On November 21, RCMP attempted to pull over a vehicle in the Lakeville area, after a driver was suspected to be impaired by drugs. The driver fled towards Saint Phillippe at a high rate of...

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N.B. records spike in COVID hospitalizations
Posted 29 November 2023

N.B. records spike in COVID hospitalizations

New Brunswick saw a spike in COVID-19 hospital admissions between Nov. 12 and 18, according to Public Health. The latest Respiratory Watch report showed 71 hospitalizations with three people admitted to an intensive care unit. That was up from the 44 hospitalizations and three ICU admissions...

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