by adminThe month of March came in like a lion and it looks like it will go out like a lion too. On March 1st, the lowest temperature was registered at -29.6 Celcius. While March 31st isn’t that cold, more snow is in the forecast. Environment Canada says anywhere between 2 and 4 centimeters...
READ MORE by adminTwo Canadians are gearing up for the first mission to the moon in more than half a century. Artemis II is set to launch from the Kennedy Space Station in Florida for the first manned mission in 53 years, Wednesday. Jeremy Hansen is the first Canadian to ever go to the moon. The...
READ MORE by adminOntario Provincial Police are assisting the Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service with an assault investigation after two victims were airlifted to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. The assault happened in the area of Albany River Crescent in Eabametoong at around 3:30 am Sunday...
READ MORE by adminSome HelloFresh meal kits have been recalled due to possible Listeria contamination in several cheese products. Affected products include shredded parmesan, cheese curds, feta, goat cheese, and mozzarella. According to the Government of Canada, food contaminated with Listeria may not...
READ MORE by adminThe Bearskin Lake First Nation is the latest community to add an Emergency First Response Team. Working with Ornge Air Ambulance, local responders are trained in advanced first aid and CPR. They are also able to provide patient transfer from the individual’s home or community health...
READ MORE by adminThe provincial budget dominated Question Period at Queen’s Park on Monday. The opposition posed several questions to Ford government Cabinet members on the budget’s commitments. NDP Finance Critic Jessica Bell says there are specifically no measures to help make life more affordable or...
READ MORE by adminThe provincial and federal government have announced a new partnership that aims to make it cheaper to buy homes: The Canada-Ontario Partnership to Build. Over the next decade, the two governments will together dedicate $8.8 billion towards the new initiatives. On the housing front, the...
READ MORE by adminThe provincial NDP is calling on the Ford government to support legislation that would make it illegal for companies and organizations to hire replacement workers during a strike. A proposed bill was reintroduced at Queen’s Park last week. Ontario had legislation in place before former...
READ MORE by adminMore details have emerged after a Saturday morning road closure on Oliver Road. The Thunder Bay Police Service says that after officers responded to a 9-1-1 call, they discovered a deceased 71-year-old man from Thunder Bay in the vehicle. The TBPS traffic unit is still investigating the...
READ MORE by adminTwo individuals are facing charges for driving transports with missing wheels. Nipigon OPP caught the drivers within 40 minutes of each other on Saturday morning. A 59-year old driver from Winnipeg (and the Winnipeg-based company that owns the vehicle) and a 24-year old driver from...
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