The Ontario government made the $15 million NORDS Fund annual, helping Northern municipalities improve infrastructure impacted by resource development and support long-term economic growth.
On May 2, the NEMI Line Dancers joined their first International Line Dance Flashmob in Little Current, raising $90 for charity. The global event included 59 Canadian groups, 37 from Ontario.
Debajehmujig Storytellers honored outgoing GM Lynda Trudeau with a farewell tea in Manitowaning. After saving the theatre company from closure, she passes the reins to Ashley Manitowabi.
Debajehmujig Storytellers honored outgoing GM Lynda Trudeau with a farewell tea in Manitowaning. After saving the theatre company from closure, she passes the reins to Ashley Manitowabi.
The Ontario government made the $15 million NORDS Fund annual, helping Northern municipalities improve infrastructure impacted by resource development and support long-term economic growth.
On May 2, the NEMI Line Dancers joined their first International Line Dance Flashmob in Little Current, raising $90 for charity. The global event included 59 Canadian groups, 37 from Ontario.
Wiikwemkoong’s Ngwaagan Gamig Recovery Centre held a community session to plan the future of its addiction services and transition home, emphasizing Anishnaabe culture and healing.
Scott McDougall of Gore Bay received the SREB Volunteer of the Year Award. A dedicated community pillar, he was honored for his long-term service in local sports, events, and town committees.
