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Manitouwadge voices support for Bill C-310

Manitouwadge voices support for Bill C-310

Following Bill C-310's initial reading in the House of Commons in December, Manitouwadge joins a growing number of voices across the country in a bid to treat volunteer firefighters and emergency personnel more equitably.
Long-term-care project gets a boost and a name

Long-term-care project gets a boost and a name

Marathon's new long-term-care facility will be named Barrick Care in recognition of the mining company's $1-million donation.
OPP nabs driver near Jackfish Lake

OPP nabs driver near Jackfish Lake

One individual is facing theft charges.
White River resident faces assault charges

White River resident faces assault charges

Superior East OPP arrested and charged one individual after responding to a domestic dispute.
Driver charged after vehicle hits gas pump

Driver charged after vehicle hits gas pump

One individual has been arrested and charged following a motor vehicle collision at a local gas station.
UPDATED: Highway 17 reopened from Nipigon to Marathon

UPDATED: Highway 17 reopened from Nipigon to Marathon

Snow, freezing rain and/or ice pellets were forecast for the area into Tuesday evening.
UPDATED Highway 11 reopened east of Longlac

UPDATED Highway 11 reopened east of Longlac

Poor road and weather conditions were blamed for the closure
Red Rock wrestles with weed removal strategy

Red Rock wrestles with weed removal strategy

While reviewing correspondence from Hydro One, Red Rock's town council brought questions, concerns, and at least one revelation about the vegetation maintenance process to their last regular council meeting.
Assault and drug trafficking charges laid in Summer Beaver

Assault and drug trafficking charges laid in Summer Beaver

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS) arrests and charges one individual with assault and drug trafficking following a Friday evening incident at a Summer Beaver home.
Trucking firm ordered to pay $175K after Hwy. 11 diesel spill

Trucking firm ordered to pay $175K after Hwy. 11 diesel spill

The environment ministry laid charges for failure to notify the ministry and to clean up a fuel spill into Lake Helen.
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