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Kenora Daily Miner and News, 29 Oct 2026

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ArticleTHE RESULTS ARE IIN

City Clerk and Co-Chief Admin­is­trat­ive Officer Heather Pihu­lak pen­cils in the res­ults of Ken­ora’s 2026 muni­cipal elec­tion, which has now his­tor­ic­ally taken place on Monday, Octo­ber 26th, 2026. Who came out on top, and who will make up...

THE RESULTS ARE IIN

ArticleA&W fire ‘heart­break­ing,’ but ‘this is not the end’

The oper­at­ors of the local A&W, as well as every­one who worked there may be reel­ing right now, but they’re still look­ing ahead to the future. On Oct. 20, the Nickle fam­ily took to social media to provide an update on what’s next fol­low­ing the

A&W fire ‘heart­break­ing,’ but ‘this is not the end’

ArticleOPP Cam­safe pro­gram offi­cially launches in Ken­ora

The Ontario Pro­vin­cial Police (OPP) in Ken­ora are invit­ing every­one to join them and help build a safer com­munity. The Ken­ora OPP have offi­cially launched Cam­safe, a new pro­gram “aimed at cre­at­ing a data­base of res­id­en­tial and...

OPP Cam­safe pro­gram offi­cially launches in Ken­ora

ArticleAnd your next City Coun­cil is…

The res­ults are in, and Ken­ora has offi­cially elec­ted its 20262030 City Coun­cil. Out of 13 total can­did­ates, the top six, in order, were Dan Reynard, Mort Goss, Michael O’fla­herty, Bryan Booth, Rod Mckay, and Bob Bernie. As of Monday even­ing,...

And your next City Coun­cil is…