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A couple of people in Elliot Lake are looking to establish an historical society in the city.

A couple of people in Elliot Lake are looking to establish an historical society in the city.

Arson charge laid

In 1957, the Cutler acid plant opened in Serpent River First Nation (SRFN) after the Canadian government negotiated a 99-year lease with mining company Noranda…

In 1957, the Cutler acid plant opened in Serpent River First Nation (SRFN) after the Canadian government negotiated a 99-year lease with mining company Noranda…

On Saturday, Sept. 18 the grounds of the former Spanish Residential School sites were occupied by citizens from Sagamok Anishnawabek First Nation, Mississauga…

More than 80 prospective junior ‘A’ hockey players, accompanied by their parents, descended on the city Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday hoping to win a…

Article content The demonstration was organized by SRFN resident Catrina Owl and other community members. It was perhaps the largest demonstration ever seen on the North Shore. Scores of people from many communities took part showing their support. Most of those attending were wearing orange shirts or clothing. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Serpent River First Nation holds huge demonstration on Canada Day Back to video Traffic was slowed for two...

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