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Tad Milmine made the transition from an abused, bullied young man to becoming a police officer. Now, he hopes to inspire other children in rough circumstances to find help and inner strength.

The picture is not entirely clear, but it’s at least less foggy. Flin Flon’s approach to encouraging tourism is starting to take shape. Over a four-hour meeting on Jan.

Danita Stallard has taken her creative gifts and poured them into her latest project – her first published graphic novel, a book based in northern Manitoba with several local touches.

The boardroom battle between Hudbay and its second largest investor is beginning to heat up. Waterton Global Resource Management, which owns just shy of 12 per cent of Hudbay, announced on Jan.

A small crew of snowbirds has used a Flin Flon fundraising staple to help out the community in Mexico where they spend the winter.

The Flin Flon School Division (FFSD) and other local groups will soon host a critically acclaimed artist.

Extremely cold temperatures are causing schools to shift plans this week. Most school buses operating with the Flin Flon School Division (FFSD) will not run on Jan. 30. Only one bus will run on Jan.

A parliamentary cabinet shuffle has led to the creation of a new post that could help Flin Flon and other small communities.

Although it is far away from any proposed development, a mining company near Snow Lake thinks they might have a major find on their hands.

Members of Parliament from from northern Manitoba and northern Saskatchewan were in Flin Flon last week seeking input on various issues affecting the area’s residents.