The Dryden Army Cadets are celebrating the achievements of soldiers and military of the past and present by participating in the annual Legion Remembrance Day ceremonies. Beginning with a service at the Legion at [...]

Midtown Square will see the arrival of two new tenants on Nov. 12.  Current owners of Apatco Technologies, Gord Klink and Donna Despres have taken over the Sears franchise and will be reopening the [...]

Grace Haven is gearing up for another year of lights, entertainment, fashion and fun. The annual Festival of Trees will run from November 24 to 27 with events taking place at The Centre and [...]

Over 80 people waited in anticipation for the Leader of the Opposition to take the floor at The Centre on Friday, Oct. 29. “Open mic with Mike” began with a warming welcome from MP [...]

It’s taken a few days to sink in, but Dryden’s mayor-elect Craig Nuttall says he’s thankful for the support that allowed him to win the city’s top political post in last week’s municipal election. [...]

Mayor-elect Keith Hobbs for the city of Thunder Bay says he wants to work together with northwestern Ontario to bring more power and benefit to our part of the province. “I want to have [...]

Bill C-300 has gone through third reading in the House of Commons, and was defeated by a vote of 140 to 134 on Oct. 27. Bill C-300 was put forward by Liberal MP John [...]

It was a close race to the finish, but unfortunately Second Chance Pet Network didn’t quite make it in the Pepsi Refresh Challenge to win $100,000.  With people voting for the cause all over [...]

The Nature and Outdoor Tourism Ontario (NOTO) conference saw an update on the Regional Tourism Organization structure, which has many camp operators asking questions. Due to changes in the provincial government’s direction for regional [...]

October 27 and 28 saw the arrival of many individuals for the 83rd Annual Nature and Outdoor Tourism Ontario (NOTO) Conference. With many presenters on the two-day agenda, there were inquiring attendents from all [...]