Alana Stewart and her dog Gunnar braved a frosty night in seclusion, to ward off the winter doldrums. The pair were able to keep warm with body heat and winter gear. Stewart made campfire tacos, right, and even woke up with a fresh cup of coffee. -Alana Stewart photos
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Alana Stewart and her dog Gunnar braved a frosty night in seclusion, to ward off the winter doldrums. The pair were able to keep warm with body heat and winter gear. Stewart made campfire tacos, right, and even woke up with a fresh cup of coffee. -Alana Stewart photos
Alana Stewart and her dog Gunnar braved a frosty night in seclusion, to ward off the winter doldrums. The pair were able to keep warm with body heat and winter gear. Stewart made campfire tacos, right, and even woke up with a fresh cup of coffee. -Alana Stewart photos
Alana Stewart and her dog Gunnar braved a frosty night in seclusion, to ward off the winter doldrums. The pair were able to keep warm with body heat and winter gear. Stewart made campfire tacos, right, and even woke up with a fresh cup of coffee. -Alana Stewart photos
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Most people may associate camping with summer and mosquitoes, but Fort Frances resident Alana Stewart didn’t want to wait. “I was feeling stir crazy and needed to get out and do something,”she said. So on December 30, she decided to put her survival skills to the test. She headed out […]
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The Northwestern Health Unit has declared an outbreak at the Pathways Atelier Day Care in Fort Frances, located in St Mary School, and has issued a closure order. The facility has been closed. An outbreak in a day care is declared when there is one or more confirmed cases of […]
The Associated Press WASHINGTON–Impeachment ahead, the House on Tuesday will first try to convince the vice-president and Cabinet to act even more quickly to remove President Donald Trump from office, warning he is a threat to democracy in the remaining days of his presidency. House lawmakers are reconvening at the […]
The Canadian Press MONTREAL–Quebec is reporting 1,934 new cases of COVID-19 today and 47 more deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus, including 13 within the preceding 24 hours. It’s the second day in a row – and the third day since Dec. 17 – Quebec has reported fewer than 2,000 […]
The Canadian Press OTTAWA–Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada has secured an extra 20 million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine against the virus that causes COVID-19, saying a faster rollout is the key to returning to some version of normality. He says that means Canada will receive 80 million doses […]
Shawn Jeffords The Canadian Press TORONTO–Ontario’s health system will be overwhelmed and deaths from COVID-19 will exceed those in the pandemic’s first wave unless there is a significant reduction in contacts between residents, data released Tuesday indicates. Projections from the province show that under current restrictions, daily deaths from the […]
Christopher Reynolds The Canadian Press OTTAWA–Oversight and transparency took centre stage on Day 1 of a nearly three-week review of the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.’s broadcasting licences, as the rush to furnish digital content butts up against regulatory concerns. The CBC is asking Canada’s telecommunications regulator to renew licences for its […]
