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Emergency plans urged for all areas
By Sandi Krasowski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Chronicle-Journal Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Natural Resources Minister Mike Harris and Emergency Preparedness Minister Jill Dunlop visited Thunder Bay on Saturday and toured evacuation centres and the Thunder Bay International Airport. They saw first-hand the plight of evacuees who were forced from their burning communities as well as the pilots working to extinguish the fires and evacuate people. By Monday, 1,800 people from 13 northern communities had been evacuated, with many still…
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Ogwadeni:deo Celebrates End of School Year At Annual Foam Party
By Alex Murray Writer School’s not truly out at Six Nations of the Grand River until…
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Rivermen finish atop OSL standings and receive bye for first playoff round
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Warriors advance to Can-Am semi-finals after sweeping Redhawks
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Hill named MVP of provincial Senior B lacrosse circuit for second straight year
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Marathoner Kristian Jamieson’s Chase For 2:24 and Great-Great-Grandfather Tom Longboat
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Rivermen defeat previously undefeated Merchants
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Tournament organizer keen to add Six Nations teams
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SPORTS BRIEFS: Attack looking to return to winning ways
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Chiefs still undefeated at midway mark of regular season
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Rivermen looking to avenge loss to Merchants
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Ironmen announce additional signees
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Emergency plans urged for all areas
By Sandi Krasowski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Chronicle-Journal Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Natural Resources Minister…
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Fort William Gardens sits vacant despite opening doors to evacuees
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Cote First Nation holds community camp at Madge Lake
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Quebec and Ottawa agree to streamline, speed environmental assessments
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Around 1,800 people have fled wildfires as Ontario weighs further evacuations: Ford
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Around 1,800 people have fled wildfires as Ontario mulls further evacuations: Ford
Around 1,800 people have fled their communities due to wildfires raging across northern Ontario, Premier Doug…
Trump threatens increased tariffs on Canada over wildfire smoke in U.S. cities
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Abandoned on the road to the Ring of Fire
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Ontario expanding emergency message system as nearly 200 wildfires rage
Ontario is giving local authorities access to Canada’s national public alerting system as wildfires continue to…
More people flee fires, destruction in northern Ontario as blazes rage across Canada
By Kathryn Mannie Another Ontario First Nation was razed by fire and more people fled their…
Tsleil-Waututh Nation sees early success after finishing shoreline restoration project
By Abby Luciano, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, North Shore News Another shoreline restoration project led by…
