Ken Kellar photo Decommissioning work continues on the ground wood buidling next to the Fort Frances Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) customs building. The ground wood building is one of the buidling that currently has a permit for demolition, alongisde the paper mill building, LAP building and new wood room. […]
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Ken Kellar photo Decommissioning work continues on the ground wood buidling next to the Fort Frances Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) customs building. The ground wood building is one of the buidling that currently has a permit for demolition, alongisde the paper mill building, LAP building and new wood room. […]
Ken Kellar photo Decommissioning work continues on the ground wood buidling next to the Fort Frances Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) customs building. The ground wood building is one of the buidling that currently has a permit for demolition, alongisde the paper mill building, LAP building and new wood room. […]
Ken Kellar photo Decommmissioning work continues on the gorund wood building next to the Fort Frances Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) customs building. The ground wood building is one of the buidlings that currently has a permit for demolition, alongside the paper mill building, LAP building and new wood room. […]
Ken Kellar photo There’s still time left to get in on the La Verendrye Hospital Auxiliary shop committee’s Silent Auction being held in the hospital atrium. Those entering the hospital must wear a mask and undergo a temperature check before they can view the items through the Auxiliary shop’s window […]
Ken Kellar photo Fort Frances Power Corporation workers were on the job in downtown FortFrances this morning getting Christmas decorations on Scott St. ready for the holidary season. COVID may change some of our holiday traditions, but the Chamber of Commerce, Business Improvement Area and Town are joining forces to […]
The Canadian Press
Tara Deschamps
Tara Deschamps
TORONTO – Canada’s workforce has tilted in favour of men during COVID-19 as the pandemic has pressured women’s dual roles as mother and employee, says a new Royal Bank report. More than 20,000 women left the workforce between February and October while about triple the number of men joined it, […]
Tonight will be cloudy with periods of light snow and a low of -6 C (21 F). Tomorrow will be cloudy with a chance of flurries and a high of minus-three (27) with a low of -14 (seven). Saturday will be sunny during the day before becoming cloudy overnight with […]
Press Release
What inspires you about Voyageurs National Park? Traveling through its endless waters? The towering pines that stand unwavering for centuries? Fresh walleye over the campfire? Whatever your connection to Voyageurs may be, we want to invite you to protect this special place for generations. Today’s the big day! Please join […]
The Associated PressDoug Ferguson Tiger Woods still has one tournament left this year that might feel as big as any to him. The PNC Championship announced Thursday that Woods will play with 11-year-old son Charlie in the tournament that has paired major champions with their sons since 1995, the year […]
The Canadian Press
John Cidley-Hill
John Cidley-Hill
TORONTO – An education worker at a Toronto school has died from COVID-19. The child and youth worker was employed with the Toronto Catholic District School Board at the St. Francis De Sales School, officials said. Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce offered his condolences Wednesday to the school community. “Sending […]
The Associated Press
DALLAS – United Airlines warned Thursday that bookings have slowed and cancellations have increased as the number of coronavirus infections spikes across the country. Southwest Airlines has also seen more cancellations, and the carrier’s CEO said that travel demand will be remain weak in the first quarter. The number of […]
