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Highway 17 Collision Near Raith

NOMA Calls for Federal Partnership to Strengthen Highway 11 and Highway 17 Corridor and Build National Resilience

NNL Digital News Update - March 16, 2026

Pentagon steak and lobster row is not a first — and it points to older defence spending problems

Pentagon steak and lobster backlash revives bigger questions about U.S. military spending and oversight

U.S. President Donald Trump gestures as he holds a news conference at the 50th World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, January 22, 2020. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst

Presidential Authority and the Expanding Logic of Military Intervention

The Conservative Leader Pierre Poilivre served up a well supported speech at the Da Vinci Centre

Conservative Party release on older Canadians backed by some data, but several claims overstate the evidence

Discover the latest weather forecast for Sault Ste. Marie, including a special weather statement warning of significant rainfall and possible snow. Stay informed on what to expect and how to prepare

NOMA renews pressure on Ontario after fatal Highway 11 crash shuts corridor for nearly 19 hours

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Kenora MP Bob Nault – “Five Important Changes to Federal Cabinet”

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Kenora MP Bob Nault

Calling all employers: apply now for your Canada Summer Jobs

Bob Nault MP - January 12, 2019 0

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Government of Canada Changing Rules on Indigenous Civil Legislation

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Sol Mamakwa MPP

Reconciliation will only happen when the rights of First Nations are...

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Bob Nault MP

$96k Announced for Mishkeegogamang FN Water Treatment

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An 820-tonne piece of heavy equipment, called a splitter, left Edmonton on Jan. 6 for its destination in the Industrial Heartland, where it is scheduled to arrive on Jan. 9.

Upgrading Alberta’s roads, growing the economy

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White House - United States Politics

Trump’s Divisive Rhetoric Has Unified Americans on Positives of Immigration

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Pikangikum celebrates the connection to the power grid.

Reflecting back on 2018 and looking forward to 2019

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2018 Queen Elizabeth Christmas Message

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits the eighth stage of the ATSX Ice Cross Downhill World Championship at the Red Bull Crashed Ice in Ottawa, Canada on March 4, 2017. // Armin Walcher / Red Bull Content Pool //

Christmas Message from Prime Minister Trudeau

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The Pikangikum First Nation community gathered together with Wataynikaneyap Power to celebrate the historic moment of energizing the community with safe, reliable power and officially shutting down diesel generated electricity for the last time.

Bob Nault – Pikangikum Connection Significant Milestone

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Honourable Greg Rickford, P.C., B.S.N., M.B.A., LL.B., B.C.L.

Ontario – Transformational Project Connecting First Nations to Grid

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