A local taxi driver has been charged with sexual assault contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada for actions taken while they ...

The University of Winnipeg will host its first Alumni Week from October 26 to 31, offering events for graduates, students, ...

Peaceful criticism, documenting public statements, questioning political associations, and calling for accountability are legitimate. Labeling criticism as a witch hunt or lynch mob does not address ...

Rotary and Interact members in Kenora are taking bold action ahead of World Polio Day (Oct. 24) to support the global fight ...

When a number of First Nations communities in the region were directly affected by wildland fires this summer and the ...

Each week, the Kenora Miner & News will be posing a different question to all 13 individuals running for a seat on Kenora’s ...

Voter training Tania Cameron developed in Kenora is now helping First Nations organizers in Alberta prepare their communities for an October referendum that includes a question about the province’s fu ...

St. Norbert-Seine River council candidate Louise May proposes a pedestrian and cycling bridge across the Red River at the ...

With not one, but two wars raging that continue to affect the price of fuel around the world, Kenora is no exception when it ...

Residents describe ongoing problems from new infill developments, including low water pressure, power outages, construction ...

The City of Kenora says it is actively seeking new members to join various municipal boards and committees — in fact, there ...

Early Monday, Winnipeg police spotted a man allegedly selling fentanyl on Portage Avenue and took him into custody. Along with the drugs, a sawed-off shotgun was seized. The suspect, Joel ...