A 32-year-old British Columbia man is facing numerous charges after failing to stop for police. On Monday at 11 a.m., a business in Dryden reported a theft of gas to the Dryden Police Service and provided the licence plate of the vehicle involved. A police check revealed the vehicle had […]
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A group of 60 mayors and officials from Canada and the United States were preparing for a meeting in Windsor today to see if they can brainstorm an alternative to the controversial passport requirement. Windsor Mayor Eddie Francis will be joined by the likes of Halifax Mayor Peter Kelly, Toronto […]
The Sight & Sound Wolves can clinch first place in the Rainy River District Fastball League standings with a win tonight at VanJura here. The Wolves (13-2) face third-place Barwick (9-6) at 8 p.m. in the final game of their regular-season schedule. Sight & Sound continued its winning ways this […]
Monarch butterflies have been hatching here in recent weeks, and can be seen in increasing numbers in the area. The butterflies feed on milkweed, which some local residents purposely plant to attract the beautiful insects. —Duane Hicks photo
Jonathan Sheppard was one of the volunteers out this morning to help put up the big tent for the annual Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship, which kicks off Sunday with the “Kid-Pro” tournament. This is the first time the new tent purchased by the Rainy River Future Development Corp, is […]
Mike Asplund put everything he had into his drive last Wednesday at the Kitchen Creek Senior Men’s Open. The veteran golfer was one of 102 participants who braved the extreme heat to compete in the annual event. Dennis “Poncho” Krantz from International Falls was the overall winner with a gross […]
Brad and Alex McDonald enjoyed the afternoon yesterday by plunging off the dock into Sand Bay. The brothers were among many youngsters who were enjoying the weather out at Pither’s Point Park. —Crystal Green photo
Joan Struch, left, and Giselle Oliver worked in the hot sun Monday, handing out fire safety information to tourists entering Canada here. As of midnight Monday night, the Ministry of Natural Resources has imposed a Restricted Fire Zone (RFZ) across Northwestern Ontario because of the growing threat of wildfires resulting […]
Ava States, left, and Tatum Martin enjoyed basking in the sun at the Lions Park in Emo on Thursday. Many district residents have taken advantage of the recent warm weather in the area. —Submitted photo
Jesse Morrison, left, and Caleb Allcorn, both nine, enjoyed the water and the sand with Donny Thivierge and Joshua Martyn, both 10, yesterday afternoon at Pither’s Point. The boys explained their creation was supposed to be New York being destroyed by a volcano. —Crystal Green photo
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