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Superior-Greenstone public board not impacted by PowerSchool breach

Superior-Greenstone public board not impacted by PowerSchool breach

The English public school board that serves many communities east of Thunder Bay says, while it was notified about a data breach at PowerSchool—a student information system platform used by many school boards across North America—its inve
Rainy River public school board investigating data breach

Rainy River public school board investigating data breach

PowerSchool has told school boards that affected data has been deleted
VIDEO: Potential builders for turf facility narrowed to 3

VIDEO: Potential builders for turf facility narrowed to 3

City website back up and running

City website back up and running

The City website was down intermittently Thursday.
$11B needed to end chronic homelessness by 2035: report

$11B needed to end chronic homelessness by 2035: report

Local social services board chair says report can bolster pitch for provincial supportive housing strategy.
Ignace aims for another appeal in wrongful firing lawsuit

Ignace aims for another appeal in wrongful firing lawsuit

The township has applied for leave to appeal an Ontario court’s decision to award a former employee $157,000 for wrongful dismissal.
RFDA launches $1.5M capital campaign

RFDA launches $1.5M capital campaign

The expansion will include a wild game kitchen, sacred fire area, and dedicated hamper preparation area.
$28M announced for Indigenous health centre in Kenora

$28M announced for Indigenous health centre in Kenora

A new facility will house primary health care and all services provided by Waasegiizhig Nanaandawe’iyewigamig Aboriginal Health Access Centre under one roof.
Kenora public school board affected by data breach

Kenora public school board affected by data breach

Director of education says board, PowerSchool investigating the extent of the issue
City council approves $3M for local non-profits in 2025

City council approves $3M for local non-profits in 2025

The community services department expressed the need to sustain the community, youth and cultural funding program in 2025.
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