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A driver has been charged with impaired operation by Kenora OPP after a collision on Park Street fortunately no injuries

The pilot project aimed at combatting theft is being scrapped "immediately" on orders from Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy.

In a statement, Ontario Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy said the government heard several concerns over the planned LCBO pilot.

Shoppers in northern Ontario will soon be required to have ID documents scanned and recorded to get inside six Liquor Control Board of Ontario stores — in Thunder Bay, Sioux Lookout and Kenora — as part of a pilot project. Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries rolled out a similar program in 2020.

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The LCBO has just announced some big changes coming to some of its locations in the next few months that could eventually be expanded to more store...

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The LCBO says customers 17-and-up must present photo identification (ID) to security personnel at the entrance.

Select LCBO stores will soon require certain customers to present photo identification to security before entering as part of a pilot program that aims to combat retail theft.

Municipalities in the Kenora District are on the hook for a four percent increase in their long term care budg...