Local News

Workers at the Flin Flon Liquor Mart went on strike for a fourth day July 28, forming a picket line as part of a province-wide job action over wage disputes with Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries (MLL).

Manitoba RCMP's Major Crime Services are investigating after a 12-year-old suffered a gunshot wound at a remote lake cabin.

After six weeks on public display at Flin Flon City Hall, the Witness Blanket replica exhibit has been taken down. A closing ceremony was held to pay tribute to the exhibit and the lessons it teaches, paying tribute to culture and tradition that survived past - and in spite of - residential schools.

The City’s biggest summer infrastructure project is well underway and is expected to wrap up by mid-August.

After years of planning and countless hours of work, Northern Growing Abilities has finally, officially, opened its doors.

The North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) have finished up - and talent from northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan communities came to play, bringing home golds, silvers and bronze.

All eight of the Bombers' graduating players will play post-secondary hockey next season. Three more Bombers have announced college and university commitments.

Alla Bondareva has her hands full. The newest cultural coordinator for the Flin Flon Arts Council wants to both honour those who came before her while adding new ideas to boost Flin Flon culture.

Callinex Mines has released the company's first indicated and inferred resource estimates for its Pine Bay project site east of Flin Flon.

The Bombers held their annual general meeting July 16, with the club staying on a similar track with its finances, staff and board.