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Blueberry Festival mascot Blueberry Bert posses for a photo with Northern Lights Community Theatre (NLCT) representative Liz Ward and her daughter Sarah Ward during a Theatre in the Park event hosted by NLCT on August 5 at the Town Beach...
The Nishnawbe Aski Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly passed a resolution on August 10 at the 40th Keewaywin Conference, stating that they "vehemently oppose the NWMO's concept of a DGR (Deep Ground Repository) near Ignace...
The deadline for candidates to put their names forward to run in the upcoming municipal election is fast approaching and thus far in Sioux Lookout, seven individuals have stepped forward...
Residents are being encouraged to mark August 18 on their calendars for Family Safety Night...
The Sioux Mountain Music Festival was back to performing in front of a live audience this year and people packed the Town Beach on August 7 to listen to this year's lineup of performers...
John Cole, Tony Tavares, Dorothy Broderick, and Carter Krahn answer this week's question.
Photo of the float bridge that crossed the Vermilion River near North Pines in 1923...
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The Sioux Lookout Bombers are in urgent need of billet families for the upcoming season.
Ontario Provincial Police in Pickle Lake, Northwest Emergency Response Team, and Underwater Search and Recovery Unit, with assistance from members of the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service, are investigating a death on a lake near Pickle Lake...
I'd like to congratulate all the athletes who recently participated in the Indigenous Summer Games in Ottawa...
We were without cell/Internet at camp all weekend. Hardly the end of the world, but a little bit inconvenient - especially if Publishers Clearing House was trying to call us for delivery of a million bucks...
The Sioux Lookout Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have recently responded to multiple complaints of Off-Road Vehicles (ORVs), including ATV's and dirt bikes, being illegally operated in our community.
Community members and visitors to town stopped by Fresh Market Foods on August 6, during this year's Blueberry Festival, for a BBQ, face painting, kids games, and a magician show.
Children had an opportunity to decorate a tasty treat at the Standard Insurance's Blueberry Cookie Decorating for Kids event on August 3 at their 34 Front Street office.
Riders biked to Hudson and back on August 6 during this year's Blueberry Festival, a distance of about 50 kilometres...
Fifty-three children were screened by members of the Sioux Lookout Lions Club on August 7 through the Multiple District 5M Lions KidSight Vision Screening program...
Thirteen participants took part in this year's Blueberry Festival Tennis Tournament, organized by the Municipality of Sioux Lookout...
Approximately 400 people got a bird's eye view of Sioux Lookout on August 7 courtesy of Slate Falls Air during this year's Blueberry Festival...
Community members and visitors to town flocked to Second Sandy Beach on the afternoon of August 6 for the Slate Falls Air Balloon Drop...
A celebration of reconciliation on August 4 in Sioux Lookout as a celebration of Equay-Minis Island was held during this year's Blueberry Festival...
Diversity and inclusion were celebrated in Sioux Lookout on July 31 through an LGBTQ2S+ Pride Celebration Parade...
"Unfortunately, we are seeing an increase in COVID-19 activity across our region," Northwestern Health Unit Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kit Young Hoon told regional media on August 5...
Hub Transit service within the Municipality of Sioux Lookout has been temporarily suspended...