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RCMP are investigating after unknown assailants vandalised Flin Flon's most notable roadside attraction this weekend. Restoration work at the Flinty statue took a turn July 11 after the statue itself and its base were spraypainted.

Lack of local say, cultural consideration, firefighting policy mentioned

Graduation ceremonies were altered by the global COVID-19 pandemic, but for Mark Lucas, principal of Many Faces Education Centre, the changes presented an opportunity. “Sometimes, it's really difficult to break tradition,” he said.

Manitoba's streak of days without new COVID-19 cases has hit double digits, while recoveries are outnumbering new cases in Saskatchewan. It has been 10 days since the province's last reported case of COVID-19.

A summary of police calls from June 28-July 4, as submitted by Flin Flon RCMP: June 28 Report of a 911 hang up call from a residence.

The animals are back once again at the Joe Brain Petting Zoo. The zoo reopened officially in June and will continue operations for the rest of the summer, with slight changes.

The provincial Hydrologic Forecast Centre has issued a flood warning for some parts of northwest Manitoba. Residents in Pukatawagan, Granville Lake, Leaf Rapids and other communities are asked to prepare for water levels to rise in the coming days.

Despite detecting no COVID-19 cases in the province for the ninth consecutive day, Manitoba officials aren’t planning a victory lap. Manitoba chief provincial health officer Dr.

Sask. reports two new cases, none in far north

It’s been twenty years since Jane Robillard last took up the mantle as president of the Flin Flon Rotary Club. She’ll be taking up that title again in 2020.