Editorial / Opinion
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Pic of the Past An unidentified man believed to be
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This unusual education year has been challenging for everyone. This letter to the public is to inform them that the Legion Ladies Auxiliary, as many other organizations, is still supportive of those students graduating this year...
Kayla Bonello, Shelly Korobanik, Tony Cappel and Shannon Brody answer this week s question.
Centennial Park on Front Street, circa mid 1960s.
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It s been a busy week in Parliament, with the government presenting their long-awaited budget on Monday...
Earth Day, April 22, 2021 has come and gone but caring for our earth is an ongoing responsibility. Mayor and council have proclaimed May and June as honeybee appreciation months...
Fear Of Missing Out has become one of the main drivers pushing Canadian Real Estate at record high prices and the Bank of Canada is apparently to blame...
I m watching a miracle. It happens every year about now and I never get over the thrill.
Ice will be gone in just a few days. How can the massive cold cover on the lake turn into shimmering beautiful blue water?...
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Jitendra Bhavsar, Paulina Chum, Nancy McCord, Phyllis Wills, Helene Martin Bolduc and Alvin Necan answer this week s this question.
Railway construction west of Hudson, circa 1910.
I ve been taking part in House of Commons proceedings virtually this week, fighting for the needs of the Kenora riding...
On April 9th the Municipality had the opportunity to present on several topics to the Provincial Legislative Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs. Our MPP and a member of this Committee, Sol Mamakwa, was very helpful and supportive...
Derek Bull, Ryan Perrier Kowalchuk, Kayla Bonello, Shannon Brody, Dianne Belmore and Betty Lacosse answer this week s question.
Photo identified as (left) Tom Belmore working on the roof of the Cedar Bay Lodge, circa 1975. (right) Long term resident and forest contractor Chet Carlbom sawing logs, circa 1990.
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REPORT FROM PARLIAMENT HILL: Dear Constituents
Conservatives have been fighting to get Canadians through this crisis and to secure our future. That means learning from what has happened and making sure this never happens again...
COMMUNITY CORNER:An Update from Your Public Library
The Sioux Lookout Public Library Board declared an amnesty period for the entire month of April 2021. Any library material brought back to the library during this time will be cleared of all late fees..
COMMUNITY CORNER: Valard Sponsors Youth Easter Festivities in Slate Falls Nation
Prior to the Easter long weekend, Valard sponsored and delivered 75 Easter egg baskets for the Slate Falls Nation youth, as well as, hosted a community Easter egg hunt...
COMMUNITY CORNER: The barrel has sunk
The Rotary barrel has plunged to the bottom for this year. It happened shortly after 3 p.m. April 10.
This is the earliest it has ever sunk since the contest began eight years ago...
Dick s Hideaway: Six weeks in the bush
March 31 last year I set out with my dog Grace, pulling a small sled with a few supplies, for camp to stay until ice out...