Author Archives: Adam Riley

First responders from across the Northwest will be in Dryden this week for the 2023 Northwest Response Forum. The theme for this year's event according to organizer Sharon Bak is about building resili...

Five people were arrested by police during search warrants executed at a pair of south side homes Saturday and the more than $135k in cocaine seized makes it no April Fools joke. An investigation into...

The driver of a tractor trailer unit, a 24 year old from Brampton, which smashed through two homes in Beardmore last month has been charged with careless driving. The incident occurred on March 17th j...

The Doctrine of Discovery was a 15th century decree by then Pope Nicholas V which served as both a legal and religious concept which green lit the the seizure of Indigenous lands through colonization....

Three members of Ignace council say they have stepped in to "protect the integrity and democratic rights of the community". This in a statement to Acadia News this week following inquiries into report...

The City of Dryden is looking to change how council meetings are held. During Monday's meeting the City Clerk Alyson Euler provided a staff report that proposes a revision to the city's procedural byl...

Residents looking to get one last skate at Prince Arthur's Landing have until Sunday. The City of Thunder Bay will be closing the rink for the season as the spring melt continues. It's thanking everyo...

Reactions are in regarding the 2023 Federal Budget and as expected its split along party lines by MPs here in the Northwest. Thunder Bay - Superior North MP Patty Hajdu is calling the budget document ...

Thunder Bay OPP are investigating a the theft of materials from a construction site in the Shuniah area. Officers were called to the new M-T-O inspection scales construction site along Highway 11-17 o...

According to numbers provided by the Ontario Provincial Police, between the end of February and the end of November last year 11, 929 crimes had been committed in Dryden, a city of 7500 people, as com...