Local News

A 42-year-old man from Flin Flon has died following a snowmobile accident within town April 5. RCMP reported that the accident was called in around 9:30 a.m. at Willowvale Park near the intersection at Green Street and Spruce Avenue.

Nine new cases of COVID-19 were announced at a Manitoba media briefing April 5, bringing the number of positive tests province-wide to 203. Seventeen Manitobans are listed as "recovered" by the province.

The public now knows more about Foran Mining’s plans with the company’s McIlvenna Bay mine project.

No new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in the far north of Saskatchewan, but 11 new cases of the disease have been reported across the rest of the province.

A Flin Flonner received a pat on the back from the provincial government after a large donation to the Lord's Bounty Food Bank last month.

One hundred and ninety-two. That's how many people, as of April 4, who have now tested positive for COVID-19 in Manitoba.

One weekend just wasn’t enough for Flin Flon Pride. This summer, pending any changes due to COVID-19, the town’s pioneering celebration will stretch for a whopping eight days and see sweeping changes.

Twelve more people in Saskatchewan have recovered from COVID-19. A provincial government update released April 3 confirmed the new numbers, along with new cases from the disease.

A summary of calls to police made from March 22-28, as submitted by Flin Flon RCMP. March 22 Report of a fight between siblings where one sibling was hit with a plate in the head. The injured sibling did not want the plate smasher charged.

Another death due to COVID-19 has been reported in Winnipeg. Manitoba health officials announced a second death due to the virus April 3, a man in his 50s from Winnipeg.