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Fort Frances, ON, Canada / 93.1 The Border May 11, 2021 | 7:06 AM The new names for Colonization Road in Fort Frances will be Agamiing Drive in the East and Sunset Drive in the West. It came down to a 4-3 vote by town council primarily because of a difference of opinion on an Indigenous name for the road’s east section. Councillor Mike Behan says that section of the road deserved an Indigenous name with its proximity to Couchiching First Nation. “To not take this opportunity to recognize and honour the Indigenous culture/heritage that is such an important part of our area would be a mistake on our part,” says Behan. ....
Online learning efforts reach creative highs, but infrastructure remains big issue Remote learning has become the norm instead of the exception amid the pandemic, but it’s also showing the cracks in northwestern Ontario’s infrastructure. Social Sharing Internet hubs, sticks given to students that need them, but they don t always do the trick Posted: May 06, 2021 5:42 PM ET | Last Updated: May 6 Sherri-Lynne Pharand, director of education at Keewatin Patricia District School Board, is shown in a classroom before the pandemic. She says the board has spent up to $35,000 on devices like hubs and sticks to get connected for remote learning. (Submitted by Sheena Pilipishen ) ....
A traditional Anishinaabe law on alcohol possession is now in effect in Grassy Narrows north of Kenora, Ont., a clear departure from the Indian Act and a rare move that Chief Randy Fobister hopes will help address social problems exacerbated by the pandemic. ....
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Article content Kenora’s Ontario Provincial Police has identified 23-year-old Ethan Harper as the man who died in the 400 block of Second Street South last week. In a news release, police say a post mortem took place in Kenora on Dec. 21 and determined that foul play is not suspected but did not release the cause of death. Police and emergency medical services responded to a possible sudden death call at 7 a.m. on Dec. 21. Harper was pronounced dead on scene. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Foul play not suspected in Kenora man s death Back to video ....