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Families left uninformed after passing of loved ones

Port Alberni, BC - A mother who recently lost her son in a car accident is calling for systemic changes, after being left in the dark about the deceased’s whereabouts for most of a week.

editor October 20, 2025

Nunavut human interest LJI News

Trading the jersey for the stripes

Donald Clark, a former player and coach, gained valuable insight into hockey rules as an official. His experiences revealed complexities in officiating, particularly in tournaments, and highlighted the respect players had for him as a knowledgeable authority.

editor October 15, 2025

Alberta News human interest LJI News

Tattoo Expo hits Cold Lake for the first time

The Bombs Away Tattoo Expo in Cold Lake, coordinated by Marc Blanchette, featured 100 artists from Western Canada, competitions, and a welcoming atmosphere, aiming to showcase tattoos as art and foster community connections.

editor October 14, 2025

Alberta News human interest LJI News

Divers make a splash at Kinosoo Beach with underwater pumpkin carving and lake clean-up

Professional diver Stuart Dunnill hosted an underwater pumpkin carving event, combining lake cleanups and diving skills. Eight divers removed litter from Cold Lake before carving pumpkins, emphasizing environmental stewardship and community engagement.

editor October 14, 2025

Canadian News human interest

Canadian Newspapers: Real people reporting real news

National Newspaper Week highlights the essential role of local newspapers and their dedicated staff in delivering accurate, trustworthy news. It celebrates journalists, photographers, publishers, and cartoonists who are deeply invested in their communities. By providing credible reporting, they support democracy and keep citizens informed and connected across Canada’s diverse landscapes.

editor October 12, 2025

human interest LJI News Ontario

‘Quite the journey’: 97-year-old Holocaust survivor returning to Fort Frances

A Rainy River man, Ben Mast, is organizing a visit for Holocaust survivor Nate Leipciger, 97, to Fort Frances. Leipciger, who emphasizes human rights for all, will share his experiences from the Holocaust. The event, supported by local fundraising and the Simon Wiesenthal Center, aims to educate and inspire the community.

editor October 12, 2025