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Frontier School Division marking five decades of learning

The largest geographical school division in Canada is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

Flin Flon area ready to mark National Addictions Awareness Week

This Sunday, Nov. 15 marks the beginning of National Addictions Awareness Week (NAAW), and community agencies are working together to bring attention to addictions issues and promote substance-free recreation options in Flin Flon and area.
Crafts and Santa highlights of sale

Crafts and Santa highlights of sale

Salme Pinola (left) showcased mittens, slippers and other handmade goods for the chilly weather last Sat, Nov.7 at the Flin Flon Arts Council’s Christmas Craft Show and Sale at the RH Channing Auditorium.

A chance to make your gift to Northern Neighbours go further

Tomorrow may be the best day of the year to make a charitable donation. Saturday, Nov. 14 has been set aside for the Endow Manitoba Giving Challenge.
Community marks Remembrance Day

Community marks Remembrance Day

Parade, service honour Canada's veterans past and present

Manslaughter verdict in 2012 homicide

Jurors reject second-degree murder charge

Snowmobile complaints won’t be overlooked this winter

While City of Flin Flon officials keep close tabs on ATV-related complaints, any concerns over the improper use of snowmobiles won’t be overlooked this winter.
Despite strong hockey ties, Flin Flon rebuffed by NHL telecast

Despite strong hockey ties, Flin Flon rebuffed by NHL telecast

A nationwide NHL telecast has again closed the pads on one of Canada’s best-known hockey towns. Rogers Hometown Hockey will visit two dozen communities this season, but for the second year in a row Flin Flon is not among them.

Flin Flon city council briefs: Mayor commends outgoing sergeant

Mayor Cal Huntley praised Shayne Smith, the now-former sergeant of the Flin Flon RCMP detachment, for his work in the community. Smith has moved on to another opportunity. His interim replacement is Cpl. Stacy Wiens, who worked under Smith.
Fresh direction as chamber of commerce elects new president

Fresh direction as chamber of commerce elects new president

For decades the Flin Flon and District Chamber of Commerce has given area businesses a unified voice. Now new president Dianne Russell hopes the organization itself can join with other northern Manitoba chambers to create the same effect.
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