From the first moment that Tyzen steps on the stage, you have no doubt this man was born to entertain—and entertain he does. Tyzen was born, raised, and still resides in Winnipeg, but his true home is on the stage. He began his entertainment career after being inspired by watching […]
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Tonight under the big tent at the Sorting Gap Marina, Winnipeg-based band “Caraballo” takes the stage. A powerful musical force for well over 15 years, the immense versatility of their repertoire keeps them at the pinnacle of the industry. They play everything from Bob Marley to dance hits—whatever it takes […]
If Day One was any indication, this year’s Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship title is Mark Raveling and Mike Luhman’s to lose. The Deer Park, Wis. duo (Team #6) bagged a one-day derby record 22.28 pounds Thursday to grab an almost three-pound lead heading into the final two rounds of […]
The fate of the AB-Backus across the river in International Falls, Mn. should be decided next week but one of the groups vying for control of the complex said they are being ignored. The school board in International Falls has received proposals for control over the complex from two community […]
The restricted fire zone that has blanketed the West Fire Region for more than a week will be lifted as of midnight Friday, the Ministry of Natural Resources fire headquarters in Dryden reported this morning. “We did get some rain lately and while there are still some dry spots, there’s […]
While the anglers are out on the lake, youngsters will be kept busy with everything from inflatable attractions to a petting zoo at the Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship “Kids’ Daytime Land,” which opened earlier today at the Sorting Gap Marina. “The tournament is about a lot of things in […]
Local band Thinking of Pinky is set to open for Wide Mouth Mason tonight with an hour-long set that will include one original tune, “Might as Well.” “It’s a catchy little throw together,” drummer Eric Carpenter said of the song. The quartet, comprised of twentysomethings, is looking forward to opening […]
At 7 a.m. on Thursday, the eighth-annual Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship officially began under an overcast sky on Sand Bay. After both national anthems and the traditional angler’s prayer, defending champs Steve and Kent Ballan (Team #1) roared off with a wave to the cheering crowd lining the shoreline […]
The Northwestern Ontario Disaster Relief Assistance Program committee announced Wednesday that Aug. 15 is the deadline for submitting official claim forms for damages caused during last month’s flooding. “Claim processing has already begun,” said committee chair Nick Wihnan. “I urge everyone who has not already submitted their claim to do […]
The International Rainy Lake Board of Control yesterday authorized a reduction in the outflow from Rainy Lake. This action will begin the process of gradually slowing the rate of decline in the level of the lake, which is expected to return back to within its IJC rule curve band within […]
Robert Atatise needed an extra hole to claim his first Kitchen Creek Junior Open title Tuesday. After failing to make the cut at the Manitoba junior championship two weeks ago, the local golfer captured the 16-18 year-old title by sinking a 35-foot birdie putt on the par-four first hole to […]
Provincial investments totalling more than $1 million for a bridge repair project in Dryden and a highway connecting link project in Fort Frances were announced yesterday. “Roads are economic lifelines in northern communities,” said Northern Development and Mines minister Jim Wilson. “Each investment made in the north by the province […]
