In the last 18 months or so, we ve definitely seen a trend here at Sioux-Hudson Employment Services, where it has definitely become an employee s market. There are far more jobs than there are people to fill the positions, stated Sioux-Hudson...

The Aboriginal Sport and Wellness Council of Ontario (ASWCO) will host the Masters Indigenous Games from July 12-15 at Downsview Park in Toronto.

The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) and the National Film Board of Canada (NFB), in collaboration with the Nishnawbe-Gamik Friendship Centre, brought filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin and a screening of her award-winning documentary, Kanehsatake...

Queen Elizabeth District High School (QEDHS) hosted the Northwestern Ontario Secondary Schools Athletic Association (NORWOSSA) badminton championships last Wednesday, welcoming schools from across the region to Sioux Lookout.

This first of two open letters addresses the insufficient data collected on the beach contamination as presented and discussed at the public meeting held at the Heritage Train Station April 5.

This second of two open letters attempts to address the uninspiring designs of the buildings being proposed by the second set of consultants attending the open house held at the Heritage Train Station on April 5.

Volunteers across the country give countless hours of their time and energy to strengthen our communities. In 2013 alone, 47 per cent of Canadians devoted almost two billion volunteer hours to charities and non-profit organizations the equivalent of...

Sioux Lookout Santa Claus Parade Christmas 1944.

DELEGATIONS PRESENTATIONS Keewatin-Patricia District School Board - Sioux North High School Construction Update KPDSB Superintendent of Business Richard Findlay and Assistant Manager of Facility Planning and Development Steve Parker gave members...

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The Municipality of Sioux Lookout is advising the public that stop signs will be removed from the intersection of Second Avenue and Prince Street.

After a school-wide name the mascot competition, students and staff at Sacred Heart School voted on a new phoenix logo and mascot.

There was a steady flow of people at the Nishnawbe-Gamik Friendship Centre for the fourth-annual pelt prep workshop, put on by the Sioux Lookout Area Fur Managers Council (SLAFMC), on April 21.

The 270 Otter Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron hosted a parade at Sioux Mountain Public School April 18 to thank their sponsors for supporting them and their program.

Pitch-In Canada is a national event held yearly to promote the cleanup of cities, towns, and villages across Canada. Although the Pitch-In Canada event is sanctioned as a one week event (April 22 -29), the Municipality of Sioux Lookout extends the...

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler have signed a new Treaty Relationship Agreement, vowing to strengthen the relationship between the province and Nishnawbe Aski Nation.

Another sign of spring in Sioux Lookout was the recent arrival of gulls, which can be seen flying over the community, or congregating on lakes and fields.

It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that the family announce the passing of their beautiful Friend Partner Wife (55yrs); a Wonderful Mother (50yrs); and a Warm and Supporting Grandmother (19yrs) of Evelyn Ann Chornopski (Nee Bobbie).

It is with heavy hearts that we advise that Gail passed away on March 15, 2018, with family at her side at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Centre. Gail was born in Thunder Bay, Ontario and was raised in the Fort William neighbourhood. She graduated...

As special thank you to the Doctors and the Nursing staff at the Meno Ya Win Health Centre Emergency Department for all the excellent care given to our Mother in the hospital before being shipped out, along with the Ornge Air Staff that provided...

Last week the 1st Sioux Lookout Beavers dressed up and spent the evening with our very own local superheroes!

Eliza Childforever (bottom left), Madeline Letourneau (top left), Dianna Makahnouk (top middle), Brenda Lacosse and Danalynn Roy holding Ariyah Roy. This family is currently six generations strong in Sioux Lookout. They said they love living here, and...