by Randy ThomsA vehicle stop in International Falls has landed drug charges against two people. International Falls Police say the vehicle was stopped near the intersection of County Roads 332 and 108 in connection with an ongoing drug investigation. A search led officers to find over 30 grams of...
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by CJ GoaterLakehead University is receiving international recognition for its efforts to address global issues. Times Higher Education (THE) has ranked the university in its Top 100 2025 Impact Rankings of universities addressing global challenges. The organization ranked LU 90/2318 among participating...
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by Evan TaylorSouthern Nova Scotia is set to experience a significant heat event over the next few days, with temperatures climbing well above seasonal averages. On Tuesday, the region will see highs around 33 degrees, with a humidex value reaching 41. This makes it the hottest day of the week. Ian Hubbard, a...
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by Jacob MooreHighway 103 is closed in both directions because of a vehicle crash near Clyde River and Exit 27 near Barrington. First responders are on the scene, and police ask people to avoid the area and find alternative travel routes.
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by Tara ClowAnother first step to help tackle downtown homelessness and addictions. An addiction and mental health court program will be launched in Moncton in 2026. The program will build on court-diversion models and provide broader access to mental health and addiction services. Court navigators will be...
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by Tim DavidsonThe Ontario Special Investigations Unit has cleared an OPP officer of any wrongdoing after a man was struck several times by ARWEN rounds in Sioux Lookout. The ARWEN is a non-lethal weapon. The SIU says the OPP were called out back in February to a robbery in the Queen Street area. Police...
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by Tim DavidsonIt’s officially construction season in Kenora. A section of Ninth Street North will be closed for much of the summer. Starting today there will be construction in the area between Mellick Avenue and Main Street Rideout. The city says underground infrastructure like sewer and water and road...
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by Tara ClowA future enhanced multi-sport recreation centre at Mount Allison University has been named. It’ll be known as the Scott McCain and Leslie McLean Centre for Health and Wellness. This comes in recognition of a $5 million gift from the two alumni. Features of the upgraded centre will include 26,000...
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Festival season has just begun and we’re already looking forward to a fall favourite in Cape Breton! The full schedule and artist lineup for the 2025 Celtic Colours International Festival will be announced Monday at 4 P.M. During the free Kick Off Céilidh at the Membertou Trade and Convention...
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by Alex AllanDieppe is set to host the 44th Finale of the Jeux de l’Acadie, a vibrant event that unites young athletes and artists from across Atlantic Canada. The event runs from this Wednesday until the end of June, offering a unique blend of competitive sports, creative workshops, and cultural showcases....
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