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Stigma only makes a tough situation worse, first-line workers say (opens the original)
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Those working on the frontline of the battle against addiction in town have one clear message: understanding is the best way to move the right needles in the right direction. A wide range of representatives from local social service organizations gathered in the downtown core on Monday, Aug. 31 to mark it as International Overdose Awareness Day and, as many of them put it, to raise awareness about the importance of ending stigma. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexua
Experts urge caution as poisoned pigeons found in Kenora (opens the original)
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Some alleged downtown poisonings targeting wild animals may mean your own pets might also be at risk. According to Erika Olson, who has been involved with wildlife rehabilitation alongside her accredited colleague Lillian Anderson for years, toxic corn has been scattered around the downtown core, posing a threat not just to any bird that might consume it, but also anything else that might eventually eat the birds themselves. So remember Kenorans, If you find corn and pigeons its not a free meal.
‘We need to take our community back’: Bernie lambasts decision to let public space code of conduct bylaw fizzle (opens the original)
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Councillor Bob Bernie says the City of Kenora âneeds to send a messageâ to both criminals and higher levels of government, that the municipality wonât take social disorder sitting down. Last week, Eric Shih, the cityâs community safety and well-being coordinator delivered a report to council advising that they shelve the idea of enacting a public space code of conduct bylaw, which would have created new rules designed to suppress encampments and public intoxication. The pendulum is swing
Local leaders welcome Ontario’s Lieutenant Governor to Kenora (opens the original)
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The Kingâs provincial representative says that after coming to Kenora, sheâll most certainly be back once her mandate is over. The Honourable Edith Dumont, Ontarioâs Lieutenant Governor, paid a special visit to town on Monday, meeting with mayors and other dignitaries from across the region, before also taking trips to the Makate Waagamichiwanang Gakinaa'amaatiwin Youth & Family Wellness Camp run by the Kenora Chiefs Advisory and the Ga naa na ga da waa ba dang Justice Centre run by Gra
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