By Gary Sliworsky
OMAF/MRA Rep.

By Al Lowe
Contributor

Since the legislature rose in June and MPPs were sent back to our ridings, I have been focussed on meeting with people in communities across the riding.

Newspapers across North America are grappling with a decline in revenue and all major daily newspapers are suffering from a decline in the number of readers they reach. It is a troubling problem in the industry.
At the same time, studies are showing that more North American people are following news than ever before. They are choosing to use the web to gather in their facts. The issue for newspapers and magazines is how to keep those readers reading hard copy editions or pay to read their information on line.

Have you ever found yourself in a compromising position that there is just no way out of?
Well I was in one of those Saturday afternoon.

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OPP

By Sarah Pruys
Fort Frances Times

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Hydro One

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NWHU

The Northwestern Health Unit has released its annual public health report card.

It was a busy long weekend for the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) as they stepped up enforcement across the province on roads, waterways and trails. On roads, the OPP was counting on motorists to comply with the Move Over law and they also looked for aggressive drivers, impaired drivers, those in violations of seat belt laws and motorists who drove while distracted.