Sioux Lookout is preparing to host delegates from across Northwestern Ontario to look for solutions to continuing and growing housing needs across the region with a focus on this community.

Lac Seul Education, Dehnawehmakanug, and the Choose Life Program have come together to celebrate the Anishinaabemowin language.

I would like to see or speak to the person who left the nasty note on my windshield at Home Hardware on June 11...

Hi there. My name is Priscilla Turtle and I live in Thunder Bay, Ontario. I am writing to your newspaper on behalf of my father and myself as we are concerned about my brother PRESTON VINCENT TURTLE, 36...

The OPP s annual Law Enforcement Torch Run is a 50-year-old OPP tradition that is held to sponsor Special Olympics Ontario. The event is held to raise funds for children and adults with an intellectual disability by providing year-round sport training...

Diplomas will be handed out and caps thrown into the air as the class of 2018 high school students in the riding celebrate graduation this week. It s a time to recognize the hard work these bright young men and women have put into their education...

Members of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary paid homage to the late Gail and Ted Roy during their final meeting before the summer on June 5.

Midgets Basketball - 1967

In 2017, the Municipality of Sioux Lookout purchased new cemetery signage as part of ongoing efforts to enhance the appearance of the local cemeteries.

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Students from Sioux Mountain Public School, Sacred Heart School and Obishikokaang Elementary School gathered at Sioux Mountain Public School on June 4 for their annual track and field meet.

Approximately 75 students, family, and staff members filled the Queen Elizabeth District High School gymnasium on June 13 to celebrate the school s final year of athletic accomplishments.

On May 10th, Sacred Heart School participated in their annual Jump Rope for Heart event, in which they raised $12,472.50 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. One of the event organizers, Mrs. Pruys said, Our school s goal was $10,000 and the students...

The Sioux Lookout Area Aboriginal Management Board (SLAAMB) Stop food truck, which is run by former SLAAMB Culinary Arts students, is open for the second-straight summer.

On May 30, Garry Sugarhead of Kingfisher Lake First Nation began a 700 kilometre journey from Pickle Lake to Thunder Bay to raise diabetes awareness.

A 65-year-old Los Fresno, Texas man has been charged with nine counts of sexual assault on a person under 16 years of age and nine counts of sexual exploitation.

Ontario Provincial Police in Sioux Lookout are asking for the public s help to locate a missing boat motor.

Twenty-seven teams took to the lakes to participate in this year s Morgan Fuels Junior Walleye Championship.

The Legion Ladies Auxiliary honoured the longtime service of its members on June 5 during their last meeting before the summer.

Wataynikaneyap Power LP (Wataynikaneyap Power) announced on June 13 it has filed a leave to construct application with the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) to construct and operate the Wataynikaneyap Power Transmission Project.

The Sioux Lookout Lions Club is planning a fun and festive July 1 Canada Day celebration, but could use a bit of help from the community.