Congratulations to Dave Francis, Jon Olson and Martha Paris for being awarded the prestigious Governor General’s Emergency Services Exemplary Service Medal for their devotion to healthcare in the Kenora district. Thank you for your service and dedication to the people of Kenora.

Thank you to the people of Kenora-Rainy River for another great summer.

Episode 323 highlights research from: @RyanDetrick Bull market age & performance @SubuTrade Market momentum @awealthofcs Gold may not be the golden ticket @RitholtzWealth Gold vs $SPX @Josh_Young_1 AI adoption vs the internet @truflation All things inflation Link in bio to The

Ontario is investing $1 billion to build North America’s first small modular reactors in Darlington. This nation-building project will deliver clean, reliable energy to power Ontario’s future and create thousands of good-paying jobs. Learn more: https://t.co/lNCncF38JA

A new round of the Indigenous Economic Development Fund will provide over $3M in funding for Indigenous businesses, communities and organizations to boost economic growth and job creation across the province. Applications are open now until  Dec 1, 2025: https://t.co/moUOwvMlpl

Through the @NOHFC we're investing $894,305 to help Mishkeegogamang Ojibway Nation build a modular training centre in their community. https://t.co/iqr86MKR7H

Sharing Ontario's generational mining opportunities at the Critical Minerals Forum in NYC. Alongside First Nations, we are rallying the private sector - throughout North America - behind the Ontario Critical Mineral Strategy & the legacy infrastructure we are building for it.

Niiwin Wendaanimok Partnership provide vital construction, training & environmental monitoring throughout Treaty 3 so we can build necessary infrastructure, like the twinning of Hwy17. Thank you for your partnership in securing the safety of our highway & building NW Ontario.

The people of Kenora-Rainy River could always count on @JustinHardyTB to tell their story. His commitment to covering our region meant frequent drives from Thunder Bay, & we appreciated his coverage. Thank you for your years of dedication with NWO News & best of luck in Iqaluit!

@fordnation Delivering a game-changer for families and community members with a state-of-the-art, year-round hub for sports, recreation and gatherings. (3/3)

@fordnation We first announced an investment of over $9 million for this modern 60,000-sq-ft facility in July, which will include a regulation-size ice surface, running track, a fitness space and an Elder’s lounge. (2/3)

Breaking ground with @fordnation and Chief Skead on the new multi-purpose Wauzhushk Onigum Nation Community Living and Wellness Centre. (1/3)

This is a testament to the leadership of @fordnation, the community and First Nations partners and I deeply thank everyone for their dedication and involvement. (3/3)

We are expanding our capacity for care that serves the vast region of Kenora and throughout Treaty #3, redefining healthcare for the Northwest. (2/3)

Celebrating a historic partnership between our provincial government, the City of Kenora, First Nations leadership and the Kenora Chiefs Advisory that has led us to today’s announcement of the new Lake of the Woods District Hospital and Wiigwas Elder and Senior Care home. (1/3)

The dedicated officers of the @UCCMPOLICE work tirelessly to keep First Nations on Manitoulin Island safe everyday. Thank you for the tour of your facility and for your commitment to the communities you serve.

Through the leadership of @fordnation and @BillRosenbergPC we announced the redevelopment of the Little Current Swing Bridge. The new, modern two-line bridge will support all First Nations and the growing economy of the North by securing connection for generations to come.

Proud to stand beside such strong leadership and announce nearly 100 new beds for the Wikwemikong Nursing Home. In partnership, we are delivering the care Elders need and deserve.

Through the NOHFC, we are delivering year round recreation at Alberton’s Millenium Park with the addition of a roof covering the rink. Our government is proud to partner with Northern communities to ensure that everyone can enjoy recreation that brings our communities together.

Today on Sisters in Spirit Day, we stand with Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit people, their families, and their communities. We honour the lives tragically lost and those still missing as we reaffirm our commitment to support healing, justice, and change.

From Lake Erie to the Lake of Woods, and all throughout our great province, we came together to remember the past so we may learn for the future. Continuing forward on our shared journey of reconciliation.