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Hornepayne Porcupine Health Unit explains proper mask use

Hornepayne Porcupine Health Unit explains proper mask use

With COVID-19 restrictions easing in Ontario, some health units are concerned that the public is not wearing masks properly. The Porcupine Health Unit is one that has informed the residents of Hornepayne how to do this.
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Recycling program start date delayed in Manitouwadge

Recycling program start date delayed in Manitouwadge

New recycling program won't begin until April.
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TBDHU holding vaccine clinic in Nipigon

TBDHU holding vaccine clinic in Nipigon

Pfizer and Moderna vaccines will be available in Nipigon on March 9.
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Marathon Fire Department is keeping families safe

Marathon Fire Department is keeping families safe

Marathon Fire Department will be making an at-home visit to help with home fire safety.
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Screen for Life Coach is hitting the road

Screen for Life Coach is hitting the road

The Screen for Life Coach will be heading into the region starting at the end of May.
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Northern Ontario School of Medicine becomes NOSM University on April 1

Northern Ontario School of Medicine becomes NOSM University on April 1

NOSM will be the first independent medical university in Canada.
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Good morning, Superior North!

Good morning, Superior North!

Today's image is from Bryden Coral!. Thank you, Coral!
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Canada’s longest running, premiere ice climbing festival took place in Nipigon

Canada’s longest running, premiere ice climbing festival took place in Nipigon

Novice, intermediate and expert climbers were treated to Canada's premiere ice climbing festival that took place in Nipigon this weekend.
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Argonaut Gold searches for financing to finish Dubreuilville-area mine construction

Argonaut Gold searches for financing to finish Dubreuilville-area mine construction

Company continues to search for high-grade gold and a new CEO
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Government of Canada marking the International Decade of Indigenous Languages

Government of Canada marking the International Decade of Indigenous Languages

2022-2032 has been identified as the decade of Indigenous Languages. The Canadian Government in partnership with , National Indigenous Leaders and the Commissioner of Indigenous languages want all Canadians to mark the start of the International Decade of Indigenous languages.
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