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Kenora Daily Miner and News, 08 10月 2026

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ArticleORANGE SHIRT DAY

Res­id­en­tial School Sur­vivor Mary Pelly of Grassy Nar­rows First Nation speaks in Ken­ora on the National Day for Truth and Recon­cili­ation cere­mony held at the Har­bourfront on Sept. 30, 2026, with hun­dreds in attend­ance to mark the leg­acy of...

ORANGE SHIRT DAY

ArticleKen­ora goalie takes Thistles leg­acy to Peter­bor­ough

Grow­ing up, Tyson Pon­ton saw a poster of Ken­ora’s 1907 Stan­ley Cup-win­ning Thistles. Eddie Giroux, the team’s Stan­ley Cup win­ning goal­tender, was in the pic­ture. Pon­ton later learned that his fam­ily was related to Giroux through his...

Ken­ora goalie takes Thistles leg­acy to Peter­bor­ough

ArticlePhone bank­ing scams

The Ontario Pro­vin­cial Police (Opp)areon­ceagain­re­mind­ing local res­id­ents to be mind­ful and cau­tious about scam­mers, fraud­sters, and the lengths they’ll go to to take your hard earned money. Accord­ing to the OPP, officers are track­ing an...

Phone bank­ing scams

ArticleWinter warmth drive kicks off

The City of Ken­ora and the Ken­ora Makwa Patrol are ask­ing for help with keep­ing those liv­ing on the streets warm this winter. Local res­id­ents are being asked to con­sider donat­ing spare clean, gently used, warm items at the Lake of the Woods...

Winter warmth drive kicks off

Article‘Pro­tect the chil­dren, love your chil­dren’:

On Wed­nes­day, Ken­ora and Treaty 3 at large paid trib­ute to the truest mean­ing of resi­li­ence. The National Day for Truth and Recon­cili­ation was marked beneath the Jar­nel Con­tract­ing Pavil­ion at the Har­bourfront on Sept. 30, with hun­dreds...

‘Pro­tect the chil­dren, love your chil­dren’:

ArticleRes­id­ents ques­tion can­did­ate’s state­ments ahead of elec­tion

Leah Nilson, Kim Lor­anger and Ash­ley Trent are ques­tion­ing how state­ments made by a can­did­ate for Ken­ora’s City Coun­cil’s might affect their abil­ity to rep­res­ent the muni­cip­al­ity if elec­ted. The three say they are con­cerned with...

Res­id­ents ques­tion can­did­ate’s state­ments ahead of elec­tion

ArticleTread­way cla­ri­fies views on res­id­en­tial schools, recon­cili­ation

Ken­ora coun­cil can­did­ate Karla Tread­way says cri­ti­cism sur­round­ing her past pod­cast dis­cus­sions has mis­char­ac­ter­ized her views on res­id­en­tial schools, recon­cili­ation and Indi­gen­ous issues. Tread­way, one of 13 cer­ti­fied...

Tread­way cla­ri­fies views on res­id­en­tial schools, recon­cili­ation