Holà, là..là! Quelle soirée magique!!!

Un jeune entrepreneur est vraiment une source d’inspiration pour beaucoup d’autres enfants.

Saturday afternoon, Kiewit’s labour relations manager, Mark Gernon, surprised all 35 children evacuated from Attawapiskat with $50 gift cards from local merchants.

The Kapuskasing Lachance Construction Flyers now sit third in the Great North Midget League, after going 1-1 in a pair of weekend road games.

Seven Gr. 7/8 students from St. Patrick’s School attended the Harmony Movement Leadership Program.

The FONOM Board of Directors held its November 14, 2013 Board meeting in Little Current.

Organizers with the Nalin Mehta Memorial Santa Claus Fund will be on air this Sunday looking to raise money to help area needy this Christmas.

Starting Monday and for the next 14 days, anyone parking at a meter in Kapuskasing will be supporting the work of the Nalin Mehta Memorial Santa Fund.

Mattice area resident, 82-year-old Fred Neegan, was presented a plaque which will be mounted at a boat landing in the Missinaibi Park area.

Seniors and people living in Northeastern Ontario are receiving better access to home care and community supports.

Those wishing to catch the Montreal Canadiens alumni team in action in SRF this weekend had best get their tickets quickly.

In the early morning hours of Nov. 30, members of the NAPS responded to an altercation at a residence situated on the Constance Lake First Nation Territory.

The OPP has made several arrests in relation to the rash of criminal activity.

It’s estimated that about half of the people evacuated will be able to return sometime this week.

Kapuskasing council has appointed Yves Labellethe Chief Administrative Officer for the municipality, effective Jan. 1, 2014.

Roughly 40 KDHS students participated in a virtual classroom last week which was led by renowned Canadian environmentalist, Dr. David Suzuki.

MNDM Michael Gravelle released a statement Monday, which indicates the fate of the ONTC may not in fact rest in a straight divestment.

Bradley Bunting, a 28 year old male, from Constance Lake First Nation has been charged with Second Degree Murder.

The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation claims to have found a potential winner of an outstanding $50 million Lotto Max prize.