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WEBGold Miners lose 2-1 in O.T. to Iroquois Falls. After tying it late in regulation, the Iroquois Falls Storm saw Ben Sherwin score on a man advantage, 1:48 into overtime, to pull out a 2-1 come from behind triumph over the Kirkland Lake Gold Miners Friday in a Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League contest at Joe Mavrinac Community Complex. Sports.
Hundreds attend National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in …
WEB21 hours ago · She told the crowd of a couple hundred people who gathered at the North Bay waterfront honouring the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation that the last residential school closed in 1997. “That was only 27 years ago,” she said. “The residential school system impacted our people over 121 years. Without our survivors the Truth and ...
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation recognized in Kirkland …
WEB17 hours ago · National Day for Truth and Reconciliation recognized in Kirkland Lake. The 2024 Every Child Matters Pow Wow was held on Sept. 29 and Sept. 30 at Kirkland Lake's Civic Park. In the photo Noah Owen Pegg receives a drumstick from Wolfë, a member of Timiskaming First Nation and Drum Carrier with One Nation Singers. PHOTO/BRAD SHERRATT jpg, KW, apsmc.
OPINION: Nuclear waste coming to highway near you
WEB19 hours ago · The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO), which was created by Jean Chrétien’s Liberal government in 2002 to find a solution for Canada’s nuclear waste, wants to move millions of bundles of radioactive nuclear waste across Canadian highways to a final resting place. It plans to bury it deep underground in …
Town to recognize the National day for Truth and Reconciliation
WEB3 days ago · Mayor Stacy Wight jpg, TD, apsmc. On Monday, September 30, the Town of Kirkland Lake will recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to honour First Nations, Inuit and Metis residential school survivors, the children who were lost through Canada’s residential school system, and their families …
Fire destroys downtown building | Northern News
WEBSep 22, 2024 · Fire destroys downtown building. Published Sep 22, 2024 • Last updated 1 day ago • 4 minute read. Members of Kirkland Lake Fire Services and the Kirkland Lake Fire Brigade battled a blaze Saturday (Sept. 21) afternoon on Government Road. The building was destroyed and 25 people were displaced from their homes but …
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WEBLocal News. On Monday, September 30, the Town of Kirkland Lake will recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to honour First Nations, Inuit and Metis residential school survivors, the children who were lost through Canada’s residential school system, and their families and communities. The fourth annual Every Child Matters Pow ...
In these challenging times we all need to stick together
WEBAug 14, 2024 · I have also just returned from the 17th Annual Wabun Youth Gathering senior event at Beaverhouse First Nation and I hope all of our leaders can remain strong and remain in solidarity to continue to provide these young people with cultural and traditional teachings as well as life skills. We need to stick together. www.underthenorthernsky.com.
EXCLUSIVE: Responsible investments' help Sault and ... - Northern …
WEBAug 30, 2024 · Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sees how federal investment dollars have helped Sault Ste. Marie grow and prosper. He says one only needs to see a new transit fleet that’s filled with passengers, a steel plant modernization with $400 million of federal money and new housing in various phases of construction, among other things to realize how federal government programs are helping communities ...
Agency puts up $740K for repairs at historic château | Northern …
WEBJun 26, 2024 · Agency puts up $740K for repairs at historic château, Kirkland Lake still leaving facility. Even though a provincial agency is committing over $700,000 for repairs at a historic château in Northern Ontario, the municipality remains committed to ending its lease agreement. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.