Articles by Liam
- Pricey, infrequent flights from Fort to Thunder Bay could get cheaper, more regular if service takes off
While North Star Air’s passenger flights to and from Thunder Bay will launch July 6 with a price tag somewhat on the expensive side and only three times a week, that could change if the passenger service takes off, according to the carrier’s vice-president. “When you look at the fares… Read more: Pricey, infrequent flights from Fort to Thunder Bay could get cheaper, more regular if service takes off - Town Council roundup: BYOB events nixed, Hallett relocation work gets no takers
Fort Frances Town Council has voted unanimously against allowing municipal “BYOB” events to which residents would be able to legally bring and consume their own alcoholic beverages. The decision was sparked by a move by the Ontario government, which, as of spring 2026, began allowing municipalities to decide whether they’d… Read more: Town Council roundup: BYOB events nixed, Hallett relocation work gets no takers - It’s hot, it’s cold, it’s wet, it’s dry: Farmers need to adapt quickly to unpredictable weather
Of the many things northwestern Ontario’s weather has been lately, steady is not among them, with patterns of warm, cold, damp and dry over the past month alone. From diversifying crops to preparing for conditional pests, such weather uncertainty intensifies the need for farmers to adapt quickly, according to Dave… Read more: It’s hot, it’s cold, it’s wet, it’s dry: Farmers need to adapt quickly to unpredictable weather - Community the secret to 80 years of success at West End Motors
After 80 years of business as an auto dealer in Fort Frances, West End Motors owner Chad Avis said they feel very fortunate to be part of a community with great customers and people. West End has been woven into the fabric of Fort Frances since its founding in 1946,… Read more: Community the secret to 80 years of success at West End Motors - Municipal association recognizes Fort Frances’ Wendy Brunetta for community service
After more than a decade representing the Rainy River District at the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association (NOMA), Fort Frances Town Councillor Wendy Brunetta has been recognized and thanked for her service and dedication to the community. Brunetta, who will be leaving the board and will not be running for re-election… Read more: Municipal association recognizes Fort Frances’ Wendy Brunetta for community service
