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'We lost touch': Former NDP MP Charlie Angus calls election an 'unmitigated disaster' for the party

2 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Stephanie Taylor

The NDP became a party that was 'very focused on TikTok likes,' Angus saidFormer Timmins MP Charlie Angus, is seen at an NDP event at Full Beard Brewing in 2023. On June 11, he told reporters in Ottawa the party needs to rebuild at the riding association level, following the 'disastrous' outcome in the recent federal election. ANDREW AUTIO/THE DAILY PRESSArticle contentBy Stephanie TaylorAdvertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Summer students integral to running of museum program

2 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Brad Sherratt

The Museum of Northern History was once again able to get government funding for two summer students. Kaylee Pelletier (left) and Paige McMillan will be working on a number of events and projects this summer. PHOTO/BRAD SHERRATT jpg, KW, apsmcArticle contentKirkland Lake’s Museum of Northern History has a plethora of activities lined up over the next few months and to ensure those events can happen, the museum has once again hired two summers students, thanks to government funding.
Kirkland Lake's 'lost souls' to be memorialized on Cenotaph

2 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Brad Sherratt

On June 11, during a dedication at Kirkland Lake's Cenotaph, the names of 27 men who died serving their country in battle were unveiled. A plaque containing those names will soon be added to the Cenotaph. In the photo are Legion, Branch 87 President John MacDonell, Second Vice President Bill Monery, Betty-Ann Monteith, whose father is among the 27 on the plaque and Kirkland Lake author Bill Glover.
Council receives feasibility study for proposed new fire hall

3 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Brad Sherratt

0612 kw xx new fire hall.KW.jpg jpg, KW, apsmcArticle contentWith a cautionary gate, Kirkland Lake council has taken the first preliminary steps towards the construction of a new municipal fire hall. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
KLDCS students construct 'mud kitchen' for local playground

3 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Brad Sherratt

Kirkland Lake District Composite School students Anthony Havrylenko (left) and Colton Beaven stand beside a 'mud kitchen', They were instrumental in making for the Reece Fillion memorial loose parts playground. BRAD SHERRATT/Northern News jpg, KW, apsmcArticle contentKirkland Lake District Composite School students have once again stepped up to help the community. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Town submitting application to province for stormwater infrastructure upgrades

3 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Brad Sherratt

Kirkland Lake Coun. Rick Owen jpg, KW, apsmcArticle contentTown council has approved a staff request to submit an application to the provincial government for stormwater infrastructure upgrades, specifically the Allen Avenue storm sewer upgrade and the Rand Creek culvert crossing at Earl Street. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Indigenous leaders fighting to protect the environment

3 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Xavier Kataquapit

Xavier Kataquapit jpg, KW, apsmcArticle contentThe government of Ontario is pushing through Bill 5 which aims to designate the Ring of Fire as a so-called “special economic zone”. This bill is intended to reduce regulatory processes across major infrastructure, mining, and resource projects.
Mayor invokes 'strong powers' to speed up 2026 budget process

3 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Brad Sherratt

Kirkland Lake Mayor Stacy Wight has invoked the use of the provincial 'strong powers' legislation for the purpose of moving the 2026 municipal budget process along at a much quicker pace. jpg, KW, apsmcArticle contentKirkland Lake Mayor Stacy Wight has invoked the use of the provincial ‘strong powers’ legislation for the purpose of moving the 2026 municipal budget process along at a much quicker pace. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Pavilion Women’s Centre introduces Coaching Boys Into Men

4 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Brad Sherratt

Program is an evidence-based violence prevention initiative designed to equip high school coaches with tools to mentor male athletes in building healthy relationshipsPhoto by SUBMITTEDArticle contentPavilion Women’s Centre, in partnership with Interval House Hamilton, has announced the introduction of the Coaching Boys Into Men program for high schools and local sports teams across the district. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
'We need to do more,' president of Northern Ontario's med school says

4 weeks ago | northernnews.ca | Jim Moodie

Region short more than 400 doctors and many other health-care professionals, Dr. Michael Green tells town hall in Sudbury. Published May 29, 2025 • Last updated 18 hours ago • 4 minute readDr. Michael Green, NOSM University's president, makes a presentation at a Town Hall at the Sudbury campus on Wednesday. Photo by John Lappa /Sudbury StarArticle contentThe Northern Ontario School of Medicine has come a long way since its inception 20 years ago.