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City council report: Tribute given for former mayor

City council report: Tribute given for former mayor

At the June 11 meeting of Flin Flon city council, councillors paid tribute to Jim Conner, a former Flin Flon mayor who recently passed away. Jim Conner served as Flin Flon’s mayor from 1969 to 1970. Conner died June 10 in Morden at the age of 92.
MP Report: Enough with the rhetoric - time to act

MP Report: Enough with the rhetoric - time to act

Four years ago, people in the north held out hope when it came to the Liberal government’s commitments with words like “reconciliation,” “nation-to-nation relationships,” “support for the middle class,” and “champion on climate change.
Sipple Hill street shut down, tower redone for water work

Sipple Hill street shut down, tower redone for water work

Closure could continue to fall: councillors
Students send council letters with plastic concerns

Students send council letters with plastic concerns

Flin Flon’s city council received a stack of requests from a letter writing campaign courtesy of an unexpected source: a group of Grade 4 students from Ruth Betts Community School.
Lake Athapap cabin burns to cinders

Lake Athapap cabin burns to cinders

A historic cabin on Lake Athapapuskow was destroyed by fire June 18. The blaze at the cabin, located on an island near Paradise Lodge, was first reported in the early morning hours.
Station Museum archive upgrades will mean better storytelling

Station Museum archive upgrades will mean better storytelling

The Flin Flon Station Museum is taking the next step in storytelling. The museum recently received a grant from the Northern Neighbours Foundation for camera equipment, which will allow them to archive their artifacts properly.
Photo exhibition shows the humanity behind firefighting

Photo exhibition shows the humanity behind firefighting

When Daniel Dillon began shooting photographs for the Flin Flon Fire Department last year, his goal was to document the work done by first responders. That work is now the backbone of a new exhibition at Flin Flon’s NorVA Centre.
Hapnot students use green thumbs to help community

Hapnot students use green thumbs to help community

The Hapnot Plant Club is using their skills to help the Lord’s Bounty Food Bank by donating tomato plants they grew in the school.
More than $125,000 in grants awarded locally

More than $125,000 in grants awarded locally

A handful of area communities are benefitting from the Northern Neighbours Community Foundation, which is celebrating 25 years of service this year.
May calls to Creighton RCMP decrease from last year

May calls to Creighton RCMP decrease from last year

May has historically been the busiest month of the year for Creighton RCMP, but last month did not line up with past trends. In total, 82 calls came to the detachment, a sizeable decrease from the 130 calls that came in May 2018.
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