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Ontarians have had most COVID-19 restrictions lifted. But even with more normalcy becoming part of their daily lives, the risk of contacting the virus still exists. As a result, many still are unsure of what to do regarding the best way to isolate and for how long, in the event that they do come into contact with COVID-19. The Porcupine Health Unit, is willing to help.

Francis said he feels sorrow and shame for the abuse inflicted on those who attended residential schools.

A Longlac in-town bus has been cancelled April 4.

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

SGDSB elementary students will begin a preparing, planning and designing projects as part of their competing in the Skills Ontario Competition for April.

Spring often brings the thought of engaging in physical activities to mind. More individuals of all ages are thinking about getting out of the house and participating in their favorite sports. Schreiber's Municipal Complex is making accessing several sports activities a little easier for its residents, with their drop-in sports leagues.

All residential recycling and garbage pickup will occur on Mondays.

Nipigon Public Library is offering a special event sure to please both child and parent. It is their "Plant a Seed and Read Event" and is being held this coming week-end.

Wawa residents were recently issued a flood watch. Algoma Health Unit issued the watch and provided residents with a link to access in order to learn more about how to prepare.

With most COVID-19 restrictions having been lifted by the Ontario government, the public still witnesses cases of COVID-19. In an effort to continue promoting the safety of her students, staff and school community, Maria Vasanelli, Director of Education for Superior North Catholic District School Board, send out a reminder to parents of the importance of having their child self-screen before attending school.