Kirkland Lake Mayor Stacy Wight along with Coun. Rick Owen and C.A.O. Alan Smith have returned from the recently wrapped up Association of Municipalities of Ontario conference in Ottawa.

Kirkland Lake Mayor Stacy Wight will, at a future meeting, bring forth a motion regarding the aerial spraying of herbicides in northern Ontario.

Youth Rising Together recently held a rally in Mattagami First Nation to allow local First Nation youth an opportunity to ...

Eight years ago, staff at Kirkland Lake’s parks and recreation department came up with the idea of turning the palladium at ...

The Kirkland Lake Curling Club is receiving financial assistance from the town council. During its Aug. 19 meeting, the ...

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The Town of Kirkland Lake will be hosting a free, one-day, municipal household hazardous waste event on Saturday, August 23, ...

Anyone with information on the incident is asked to contact the OPP’s non-emergency line at 1-888-310-1122. To remain ...

Kirkland Lakers will gather near the Toburn Mine property on Wednesday, August 27, to remember those who lost their battle to ...

This will officially be the first community election where off-reserve members who don’t reside in the community will have ...

Kirkland Lake has offered day programming in the past. The HALO (Health Active Learning Opportunities) program formerly known ...

The youth walkers ceremoniously walked onto Queen’s Park at 1pm on Friday together with other youth leadership ...