Highlights

Aurélie Lacassagne named the new rector for Université de Hearst.

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS) arrested two suspects for drug trafficking in Webequie First Nation.

Greenstone OPP arrested and charged one individual with impaired following a RIDE traffic stop.

With their next general band meeting set for early April, the Red Rock Indian Band is preparing for change following the motion to remove Marcus Hardy as chief in February.

The Township of Nipigon advises residents to turn off their taps to help public work staff find a potential water leak.

Ahead of suspensions and in the wake of letters sent home to parents, the Thunder Bay District Health Unit is hosting clinics in Geraldton and Longlac to give families an opportunity to meet vaccination requirements.

The open house allowed industry stakeholders and regional communities to learn about the project.

United for Literacy will potentially open up summer camps in three wards depending on staffing levels.

Having grown from 100 members in their inaugural year to over 400 now, the Schreiber Seniors Centre is inviting seniors from across the township to an 'active living' fair to keep people connected to community resources and each other.

Dougall Media spoke with Mayor James McPherson about the strength of Greenstone's Francophone community and emphasized the need to make representation more "equitable."