With the month of May comes the Salvation Army’s “Red Shield Appeal.” This year, there is urgency to our appeal that cries out for the community’s assistance. The Red Shield Appeal is the one big donation drive that supports our entire year’s ministry. Community support for this drive is crucial—not […]
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Two occupants in a Piper Super Cub aircraft were reported overdue to the Dryden OPP when the plane failed to return by dark on Monday to Stanley’s West Arm Resort on Eagle Lake. The Canadian Rescue Co-ordination Centre was notified by the OPP and a search began. Around 6:40 a.m. […]
Ontario is now a North American leader in species at risk protection and recovery with the passage of The Endangered Species Act, 2007, Natural Resources minister David Ramsay said last Wednesday. “This act represents a milestone in the protection and recovery of species at risk in Ontario, and establishes a […]
Several local runners competed in the Fire Fighters 74th 10-Mile Road Race Thunder Bay on the holiday Monday. Lorne Ricard led the way, finishing second in his age division with a time of 1:03:06. Bill Michl was next at 1:10:00, followed by Lori Green (1:20:06). Krista Emond finished in a […]
While there was concern low water levels might put a damper on the fishing opener, anglers young and old proved Saturday there still are lots of fish in the Rainy River. Some 268 anglers purchased buttons for the Stratton fish derby, which is held annually on opening weekend at the […]
Anglers in Northwestern Ontario can continue to fish for largemouth and smallmouth bass throughout the year, Natural Resources minister David Ramsay said last week. Anglers in Northwestern Ontario should continue to follow the 2005-06 Recreational Fishing Regulations Summary throughout 2007. The only change for 2007 in Northwestern Ontario is that […]
Aesthetics alone will not create “The Great Canadian Main Street,” nor will it ensure Fort Frances becomes a destination place for tourists and others. There are many things that will contribute to our Scott Street being great and Fort Frances becoming more of a destination location for people and tourists, […]
About a dozen members of the Fort Frances Sea Cadets #144, along with their family and friends, walked four km around Emo during their annual walk-a-thon fundraiser on Victoria Day. The corps raised $850, which will go towards future projects. “We’re really happy with it,” noted organizer Vicki Ikert. “Last […]
The annual T.O.P.S. salad supper is set to go this Monday (May 28) at 6 p.m. in the Devlin Hall. Admission is $8 for adults and $4 for children six-12 years (those five and under are free). There will be lots of delicious vegetables, meat, fish, and desserts. Cold and […]
Four district parishes joined together at Our Lady of Good Counsel in Rainy River to celebrate the confirmation of 15 young adults into the Catholic faith. Our Lady of Good Counsel was filled to capacity as parishioners of St. Patrick’s in Emo, Our Lady of the Way in Pinewood, and […]
The burgeoning rhythmic gymnastics club at the Fort Frances Gymnastics Academy is facing a coaching crisis. With current coach Mirela Bica on her way out and no one in line, 17-year-old Katie Pearce is working towards filling the void. “I like the sport,” said Pearce. “I want to teach people […]
The Muskie golf team has gotten its feet wet in a pair of tournaments earlier this month, and now is looking forward to another pair in Kenora today and tomorrow that mark the halfway point in the season. The black-and-gold is hoping to break away on the links after a […]
