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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

James Murray - December 25, 2018

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

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

Ontario – Transformational Project Connecting First Nations to Grid

Police keep expressing that if one drinks and drives they will be caught. Photo - DepositPhotos.com

Changing laws to save lives – Patty Hajdu

What is your favourite classic Christmas movie or show?

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow – Have a Merry Northern Christmas

The Progressive Conservative government of Premier Doug Ford

Promise Made – Promises Kept – Ford Government Looks at Summer...

James Murray - August 16, 2018 0

Tulips and statue outside the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, in Toronto, Ontario as the race to the June election heats up. Image Depositphotos.com

Ford Government Doing Line-by-Line Analysis of Spending

NetNewsLedger - August 14, 2018 0

Working to unify Thunder Bay would help build the city stronger

Televised Broadcasts of City Council Meetings Suspended

NetNewsLedger - August 14, 2018 0

U.S. President Donald Trump listens to questions from the media as he meets with Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos (not pictured) in the Oval Office in Washington, DC, U.S., May 18, 2017. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

The Fastest Way for President Trump to Achieve World Peace

NetNewsLedger - August 11, 2018 0

The Ring of Fire Presents Huge Opportunity for Ontario.

Minister Rickford – Ring of Fire represents a legacy opportunity

James Murray - August 10, 2018 0

Queen's Park building with beautiful night lighting, the building is the seat of the Provincial Government of Ontario and has a Richardsonian Romnanesque Revival architecture - Image depositphotos.com

Basic Income Pilot Project Decision Questioned by Monteith-Farrell

NetNewsLedger - August 10, 2018 0

Resolute Paper Mill in Dryden Ontario

Sol Mamakwa Seeks Solutions for Grassy Narrows

James Murray - August 9, 2018 0

Bob Nault MP

Bob Nault MP – Supporting seniors who have supported us

Bob Nault MP - August 4, 2018 0

New Democrat Leader Andrea Horwath in the NetNewsLedger Studio discussing issues

Social Assistance Cuts Appalling – NDP Leader Andrea Horwath

NetNewsLedger - August 1, 2018 0

Queen's Park legislative buildings. It was designed by architect Richard A. Waite; its construction begun in 1886 and it was opened in 1893.

Progressive Conservatives Announce Cancellation of Basic Income Program

NetNewsLedger - July 31, 2018 0

election

Politics 2.0 – Poll – Who is your choice for Mayor...

James Murray - July 31, 2018 0

Politics 2.0

Christopher Halajian Reveals Polling Stations in Southold

Abel Anderson - July 30, 2018 0

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