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A morning traffic stop as resulted in charges for a Thunder Bay man.

A major winter storm is possible Wednesday into Friday.

Today's image is from Pauline Hainey! Thank you, Pauline!

Indigenous youth are being given an opportunity to share and show off their creative writing skills. The Municipality of Hornepayne invited students to enter the James Bartleman Indigenous Creative Writing Award. This will recognize up to 6 Indigenous youth for their creative writing abilities, with a $2,500 award.

The recent water advisory for the City of Wawa has ended. As of April 7, 2022 the Municipality of Wawa in consultation with Algoma Public Health, informed residents that the chlorine levels in their water treatment plant has returned to normal.

The upcoming Easter weekend has resulted in Nipigon changing its waste collection and landfill site schedule. It recently informed its residents of this change.

There have been 15 deaths associated with COVID-19 in 2022.

"A lot of people are tired of this pandemic. I'm tired of this pandemic. It's not tired of us," says DeMille.

Manitouwadge Public Library is offering a unique program for children 4 years of age and younger.

Residents of Wawa were informed that the Screen for Life Coach will be parked at the Michipicoten Community Centre in late May and then again in early June. Information was provided as to what cancer screening will be made available and how to book appointments.