By Lindsey Enns NDP health critic and MPP for Nickel Belt France Gélinas has managed to secure $20 million in funding for northern and rural health centers that were not included in the original [...]

By Chris Marchand The latest in the wave of women entrepreneurs in Dryden’s downtown, Pat Pearson’s First Impression brings a larger city shopping experience to a much smaller city. An artist and jewellery maker, [...]

‘No tan worth dying for’ By Lindsey Enns The negative health effects surrounding indoor tanning is the focus of a new bill that was introduced last week by France Gélinas, MPP for Nickel Belt. [...]

Following a two-month investigation into the actions of a Dryden pharmacist, the Kenora Joint Forces Drug Unit and the Dryden Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Crime Unit arrested and charged a 51 year-old Dryden resident [...]

By Lindsey Enns A new study of Dryden’s downtown core is paving the way for stronger relationships between local business owners and city officials. “We need to make room for stronger communication between the [...]

By Lindsey Enns Kenora Rainy River MPP Sarah Campbell says northern Ontario residents have yet to see effective action from the provincial government to address escalating problems associated with drug addiction in the region. [...]

By Lindsey Enns The theme of the initial stage of a new strategic planning strategy for the city of Dryden is all about moving forward. “We want to know what’s important to the community [...]

Submitted by Dave Darling Three DHS students will head to the Ontario Technical Skills Competition in Waterloo after excellent performances in the qualifying competition this weekend. Held on the Confederation College campus in Thunder Bay, [...]

By Chris Marchand After nearly eight months of renovations, a completely re-imagined Dryden Native Friendship Centre (DNFC) opened its doors to the public this week, a far cry from its former incarnation as the [...]

By Chris Marchand A motion proposing a ‘code of conduct’ to more strictly govern the actions of members of Dryden City council was defeated, Monday night. The motion was proposed by councillor Mary Trist [...]