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Township sticks up for student busing (opens the original)
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As an ongoing shortage of school bus drivers makes it harder for some Northern Ontario students in remote areas to attend class, the Township of Nipigon is calling on the province to ensure local school boards have adequate funds "to recruit, train and retain qualified drivers." In a formal resolution forwarded to the Ministry of Education, as well as area school boards and municipalities, the township says busing routes must be maintained "without placing unreasonable pressure on existing drive
$100K reward still available in probe (opens the original)
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A $100,000 reward remains in place for information about the death of a 21-year-old Moose Cree First Nation woman who died three years ago after being struck by a pickup truck. Provincial police and Nishnawbe Aski Police Service highlighted the reward on Thursday as they announced the first arrest in an ongoing investigation into Loni Chum's death. Chum succumbed to life-threatening injuries police say she suffered in the early morning of Nov. 7, 2023 in the small community of Moose Factory. In
Park's day-pass price could surprise campers (opens the original)
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As a 19-century Irish romance novelist once coined it, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder." When it comes to beholding the rugged beauty of Lake Superior's coastline in particular, the most economical sight for sore eyes may be at Neys Provincial Park. A day pass at the Marathon-area kayaker's playground, which features a long, sandy beach arguably on par with anything Hawaii has to offer, is a relative bargain â just over $12. That's $6 less than a similar pass at Pancake Bay Provincial Pa
Potential fire safety rule-breaking not revealed so far (opens the original)
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As new wildfires across Northwestern Ontario continue to light up, provincial ads aimed at curbing the significant role humans play in causing the fires have begun popping up in community newspapers and other forums. But it's not yet clear if Ontario officials have been conducting the same type of intense enforcement blitz that occurred in British Columbia last month. An Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) spokesman said on Thursday "proactive patrols by MNR conservation officers are con
Family supported after house fire (opens the original)
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Community support for a Kakabeka Falls family who suffered an "unimaginable" loss when their house burned to the ground on the weekend continues to pour in. As of mid-afternoon on Tuesday, a Gofundme campaign set up for the Gunsinger family had topped over $21,000. In a post on the Gofundme website, Gary and Hayley Gunsinger said "we will be forever grateful for the village of neighbours, friends, family, and even strangers who came together during the most devastating time of our lives." The fa
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