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A bridge too many  Share Photos 
Updated 3 days ago
Time is running out for the city to act on over due repairs to Kenora’s aging bridges. Last year Stantec Consulting engineering identified the Winnipeg River and Keewatin bridges on Hwy. 17 West require nearly $7 million in repairs or face closure within five years.
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Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts a wrap  Share 
Posted 2 days ago
Ice conditions were great, crowds were strong and 10 of the province’s top women’s curling squads were treated to a touch of Northern hospitality.
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Shoal Lake 39 blockades snowmobile trails   Share Photos 
Posted 2 days ago
High-level talks with provincial Aboriginal Affairs staff were only an hour old when Iskatewizaagegan First Nation (Shoal Lake 39) Chief, Eli Mandamin deployed band members to barricade snowmobile trails crossing traditional land, Friday, Feb.
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IJC proposes binational governance model for Lake of the Woods/Rainy River Watershed  Share 
Updated 3 days ago
The International Joint Commission (IJC) has released its plan to help improve bi-national management of water quality in the Lake of the Woods – Rainy River basin.
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2012 Capital Budget deliberations  Share 
Posted 3 days ago
Deputy Mayor Ron Lunny opened Wednesday’s 2012 capital budget review Wednesday morning by expressing condolences on behalf of city council to Mayor Dave Canfield on the sudden passing of his father, Charlie, earlier this week.
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Horgan steals championship from Homan   Share Photos 
Posted 3 days ago
For Sudbury skip Tracy Horgan, the third time is indeed a charm.
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City bridge repair projects top $12.8 million  Share Photos 
Updated 3 days ago
Time is running out for the city to act on over due repairs to Kenora’s aging bridges. Last year Stantec Consulting engineering identified the Winnipeg River and Keewatin bridges on Hwy. 17 West require nearly $7 million in repairs or face closure within five years.
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Clarence Tillenius 1913- 2012  Share Photos 
Posted 3 days ago
Canada lost a master wildlife artist with the passing of Clarence Tillenius at the age of 98 on Jan. 22, 2012. Tillenius was born in Sandridge, Manitoba on Aug. 31, 1913 to parents of Scandinavian decent.
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