Ian Graham

Edwin Beardy of Tataskweyak Cree Nation says symptoms of Kennedy’s Disease led furniture store staff in Thompson to assume he was intoxicated.

Thompson YWCA is also receiving over $42K from the province for HVAC improvements.

On May 9, Thompsonites learned that much-needed money for a new pool was coming in the form of $11 million from the provincial and federal governments. A few days earlier, Vale signed a deal to provide Tesla nickel for electric vehicle batteries.

The new facility, which launched June 29, offers members access to high-tech equipment like 3D printers, welders, plasma cutters and more.

Students who earned certificates, diplomas and degrees at University College of the North’s Thompson campus were celebrated at a June 30 ceremony.

Speaking at Thompson’s first in-person celebrations of Confederation in two years, politicians and musicians note Canada’s history of mistreating Indigenous Peoples.

Les Ellsworth, Ron Matechuk and Colleen Smook answered questions for the second night in a row at the Ma-Mow-We-Tak Friendship Centre Oct. 20.

The Southern Chiefs Organization hosted the Women’s Gathering on Nation Rebuilding event Nov. 28-29 in Winnipeg, bringing Indigenous women together to discuss their roles as leaders.

Operating rooms get a smart speaker and psychiatric unit receives art supplies.

Memorandums of understanding with Transport Canada’s Innovation Centre and Mohawk College intended to strengthen SubZero North partnerships related to cold weather testing.