Calls for police rise in 2017
The Dryden Police Service 2017 Annual Report details community involvement and police initiatives, as well as crime statistics for that year. According to the report, calls for service increased from… Read more »
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City to look at OPP costing
By Dryden Observer Staff After years of debate on the issue, The City of Dryden is taking steps forward to investigate a cost proposal from the Ontario Provincial Police to… Read more »
Arbitration award for Dryden Police Service
Submitted The Dryden Police Services Board wishes to advise that as a result of the legal and binding arbitration ruling, a three year settlement between the Dryden Police Association and… Read more »
Shake Your Booty
Photo by Samantha Hawkins A night of fun, enchantment and magic was in store for the 750 ladies of the Shake Your Booty Gala in support of the Dryden Regional… Read more »
Near miss for school bus near Ignace
By Dryden Observer Staff An Iron Range bus driver sustained only minor injuries due to his quick thinking and evasive action early morning, Sept. 29. Approximately 15 kilometers west of… Read more »
Hospital elects board of directors
The Dryden Regional Health Centre elected Members of the Corporation and Officers of the Board at the Dryden Regional Health Centre for 2015-16 at its annual general meeting of the… Read more »
First rider program teaches bus safety basics to new students
By Dryden Observer Staff There are plenty of important lessons to be learned even before a child’s first day of school. The First Rider Program took place on August 23… Read more »
Students underdressed for cold, say bus drivers
By Dryden Observer Staff The region’s school bus provider is asking parents to pull rank on kids’ fashion sense during a prolonged cold snap in the name of safety. Northwestern… Read more »
Hope in the City a hit with local ladies
Story by Lindsey Enns Friday night marked the long awaited ultimate girls night out. “Hope and the City” had 500 women all dolled up for an evening packed full of… Read more »
Jacqueline Rundle (nee Legros) – February 18, 1952 – January 26, 2017
Jacqueline Rundle (nee Legros), 64, passed away January 26, 2017 peacefully in her home in Dryden, Ontario. Jacqueline is survived by her husband, Gaylord; children, Daniel Rundle (Tekla) and Irene… Read more »
Richard Bruce Murray
A resident of Ridgetown, Richard Bruce Murray passed away after a courageous battle with cancer at the Chatham Kent Health Alliance, Chatham Campus, on Monday November 16, 2015 at the… Read more »
Judo club wraps up season: Sanders named outstanding member
By Dryden Observer Staff The Dryden Judo Club wrapped up its 2013/14 season, April 14, handing out several promotions and awards among its members. The club’s most prestigious award went… Read more »
Public salaries disclosed in annual list
Dryden Observer Staff The Province of Ontario released it annual Public Sector Salary Disclosure this week. An advent of the Mike Harris Conservative government, the Public Salary Disclosure Act requires… Read more »
David Ernest Benham – 1939 – 2013
In loving memory of David Ernest Benham, age 74, who passed away on June 14th, 2013 at his home in North Waldhof. David was born January 7, 1939 in Guelph,… Read more »
FEATURE: The Law of the Land: examining justice in Ontario’s remote northern communities
PHOTO GALLERY: a glimpse of life in Ontario’s far north, images from Big Trout Lake and Round Lake First Nations Conventional wisdom around the idea of ‘justice’ says the rule… Read more »