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A couple of primary assists supplied by Caleb Dawson, including one on the game-winner, aided in a 3-2 Powassan Voodoos triumph over the Blind River Beavers Saturday in Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League action at the Powassan Sportsplex. Taking the lead eight and a half minutes into the proceedings, the

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved Willard Leonard Perry Jr.   Willard was born on November 20, 1941, in Saint John, New Brunswick, to the late Willard Joseph Perry Sr. and Anna Lorraine (Nielsen). The family lived on St. Paul Street until 1954, when

Rooted in Wellness: How Sarah Lomack RHN, HTMA-P Supports Clients with Holistic Nutrition and Science-Backed Solutions Meet Sarah Lomack, a passionate advocate for holistic health, outdoor enthusiast, and loving mother. As a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) Practitioner, Sarah has dedicated her career to helping individuals

By Richard Coffin Ice Follies includes everything from large-scale installations to immersive performances We’re learning more about the artists and their work that will be on display during Ice Follies next month.   The 11th edition of the biennial festival runs Feb. 7-21 at Shabogesic Beach on Lake Nipissing, Downtown

By Richard Coffin Rail refurbishment continues to provide job stability at Ontario Northland.    Officials say it’s thanks to its partnership with Metrolinx to refurbish 56 Bi-Level II coach fleet.    Work is ongoing with 15 bi-level II cab cars recently completed.    The $109 million contract was awarded in the spring

Vic Fedeli, MPP for Nipissing, announced that the Ontario government is replacing cervical cytology (otherwise referred to as "Pap" testing) as the primary screening test in the Ontario Cervical Screening Program (OCSP) to better identify those who are at highest risk for cervical cancer. Ontario Health has awarded

By Richard Coffin All that’s left now is for the Premier to go to the Lieutenant Governor to officially kick-off a provincial election.   At a media event in Brampton on Friday morning, Doug Ford confirmed that will be happening next week.   “We will be calling the election next Wednesday,

Oliver Bonk and Denver Barkey each scored one goal and added an assist to pace the London Knights to a 4-1 victory over the North Bay Battalion in Ontario Hockey League action Thursday night. Henry Brzustewicz and Sam Dickinson also scored for London, which boasts a won-lost-extended record of 35-7-1

By Richard Coffin The new commissioner of the Ontario Hockey League says the North Bay Battalion are one of the best examples of how deeply engrained their clubs are in their community and how important they are to the community.   Bryan Crawford was in the city Thursday.   “That’s part

By Richard Coffin There were no injuries after city fire crews were called to a fire in an apartment building on the 400 block of Main Street East Thursday night.   Platoon Chief Tom Heppenstall says three stations responded to a fire alarm activation call, with smoke and flame visible.   “The