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Northwest Newsweek: October 18

Northwest Newsweek: October 18

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Ontario college faculty authorize a strike

Ontario college faculty authorize a strike

OPSEU says its bargaining team has received a historic strike mandate.
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Man fined nearly $16,000 for selling baitfish and walleye

Man fined nearly $16,000 for selling baitfish and walleye

Charges were laid after the MNR conducted an investigation in the Morson area from 2019 to 2021.
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Sandy Lake man charged with impaired had young children in vehicle

Sandy Lake man charged with impaired had young children in vehicle

NAPS officers were alerted last Monday to a crash involving the accused's vehicle.
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Drunk driver nabbed because of crash notification

Drunk driver nabbed because of crash notification

Certain cell phones will alert emergency services in the event of a suspected collision.
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'Significant' number of possible grave sites identified at McIntosh Indian Residential School

'Significant' number of possible grave sites identified at McIntosh Indian Residential School

The survey was completed this month and further results are anticipated by November, according to a media release issued Saturday.
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Attempted murder charge laid in Webequie First Nation

Attempted murder charge laid in Webequie First Nation

A 26-year-old male has been taken into custody after Saturday alleged stabbing incident left a woman in hospital with serious injuries.
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Good Morning, North Western Ontario!

Good Morning, North Western Ontario!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices.
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Speed limit reduced on section of Kenora's Rabbit Lake Road

Speed limit reduced on section of Kenora's Rabbit Lake Road

Speed limit has been reduced to 40 kilometres an hour for a 2.3-kilometre stretch starting at Valley Drive.
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Fort Frances councillor resigns over reconciliation snub

Fort Frances councillor resigns over reconciliation snub

First-term Coun. Mandi Olson-Walton says reconciliation needs to be considered in all policy creation, not just as it relates to the Indigenous Relations Advisory Committee.
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