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Check out the top stories from Wednesday, May 14, 2003.
I hope you are all keeping well in these difficult times. I would like to once again thank the first responders and essential workers who are doing their part to keep Canadians safe and provide access to crucial goods and services.
Real Estate Agents are working hard to make sure people who need to buy or sell property during the pandemic get quality service while minimizing health risks.
The Municipality of Sioux Lookout shared the COVID-19 outbreak hasn t slowed down the Facilities Division.
Dr. Ian Gemmill, Acting Medical Officer of Health for the Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU), said he feels our area has dodged a bullet .
Sioux Lookout s Walleye Weekend fishing tournament is the latest regional tournament to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Last week residents, businesses, and organizations across the country took part in National Mental Health Week, Maternal Mental Health Week and Children s Mental Health Week from May 4 to 10.
Should fire or flooding threaten any of Sioux Lookout s neighbours at this time, Sioux Lookout will not be in a position to host evacuees.
The Municipality of Sioux Lookout is advising that while Provincial Parks are beginning to open this week for day-use access, Municipal parks and recreational facilities remain closed in compliance with Provincial Orders.
On May 2, the Provincial Government stated it has been, actively working with federal and municipal governments, First Nations partners, and non-governmental organizations to prepare and respond to any flooding situation across the province...
Looking out my front door, here s what I saw this morning. Two days ago I was sheltering in the shade from the sweltering heat. This morning I scrambled for firewood to put a little heat in the cabin.
The Sioux Lookout Harley Owners Group (HOG) is reminding residents to keep an eye out for single headlights as motorcyclists start to hit the roads.
A total of 237 bags of garbage were collected through the Sioux Lookout Chamber of Commerce s Take Pride Community Wide Competition.
Our hearts are with the people of Nova Scotia in the wake of what was a terrible tragedy. I really am disappointed to see that the Prime Minister has used that horrific event as a platform to advance his political agenda, Kenora MP Eric Melillo stated..
The ice on Pelican Lake is continuing to melt away a little more each day, a sure sign, along with plants beginning to grow and the arrival of many species of migratory birds, that spring has arrived.
Excessive vehicle speeds became the topic of discussion early last week after a Sioux Lookout resident shared a post in the Sioux Lookout Area Events & Services public Facebook page asking that drivers slow down on Drayton Road.
On Thursday, April 30, 2020, in the First Nation Territory of Fort Severn, an officer-involved shooting occurred with the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS) Fort Severn Detachment.
I was happy to be back in Parliament last Wednesday to advocate for workers, businesses, and students in the Kenora riding. On Wednesday, Parliament passed emergency supports for students unable to find work due to the COVID-19 pandemic...
During this unusual pandemic period there are businesses that have unfortunately had to shut down. At the same time many businesses and agencies are still working, but working differently.
Charlie Killmer, Carrie Uren Roswell, Iris C Stevenson, Krista Williams, Shannon Brody, Tanya Tekavcic, Dorothy Broderick, and Karen Anne Boyko answer this week s Question of the Week.
Central Schools grade 5 & 6 class of 1964-1965.
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