From The Archives
Wednesday, October 10, 2001
Top stories
NEWS:
Premier venue will combine existing and new services
A new building is in the works that would give Sioux Lookout its first cross-cultural experience venue. The proposed multi-use facility, currently undergoing a feasibility study, would also house the museum, the Travel Information Centre, and would showcase area flora and fauna.
NEWS:
Councillor Leney plays papa to baby eagle pal
Alcatraz produced a birdman, but Sioux Lookout shows our featured friends can depend on the other side blue line too. Ex-cop and current municipality councilor Dennis Leney played St. Francis this past summer when a grounded baby eagle appeared in the bush not far from his cabin on Riss Island.
NEWS:
Ripples of financial devastation reach out from U.S., grasp at Sioux
A tsunami of adverse businesses conditions has ploughed through the global scene as a result of last month’s terrorist attacks in the U.S., threatening even the outer reaches of Northwestern Ontario.
Cover Photo:
Student rewarded for efforts
Vice Principal Chris Conquer awards Vanessa Berry a prize for returning Wellington School’s newly established Monthly Student Tracking Report, a student assessment sheet detailing academic progress. Students were encouraged to return the first month’s report with a draw for a Sony Discman, which Berry took home for her own listening pleasure.
On Sept. 29, Sioux Lookout Mayor Doug Lawrance proclaimed Sept. 30 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Sioux Lookout...

