Bill Crewson and his Muskie rink are going to their first all-Ontario showdown, which started this morning in Midland, with the optimistic feeling that anything can happen. Muskie coach Rob Roy Donaldson admitted they really don’t know what to expect in terms of the level of competition there. But he […]
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Dear sir: This letter is in response to the announcement in Monday’s Bulletin, “Infant death investigated.” First of all, the way this comes across to some people is harsh. Maybe whoever wrote this report up should stop and think of the families involved before they decide on their headlines. Secondly, […]
Dear sir: This past weekend, March 20-22, Tom Thumb minor hockey held a tournament in Fort Frances. The Times Tigers won the “A runner-up.” We’re proud to come in second out of 14 teams. The Tigers would like to thank the following people for their tremendous support during this tournament […]
Dear sir: Once every five years, the Fort Frances Bowling Club hosts the Sunset Country 5-Pin Bowling Aggregate Tournament, where six teams from each affiliated community compete for the coveted aggregate banner. Even though the Fort Frances bowlers were defeated this year (let’s just say we were too busy hosting), […]
The upcoming season is looking promising as local tourist operators wrap up the trade show circuit and open up shop for the summer months. But while the strong U.S. dollar may be helping, those in the tourism industry here stressed the exchange rate can’t be given all the credit for […]
Two buildings and 40 acres of grassland went up in flames Saturday around 2 p.m. about five miles north of Emo in Chapple township after a family bonfire got out of control. Chapple Fire Chief Larry Hunsperger said the family was having a wiener roast between a house and a […]
A local resident diagnosed with a flesh-eating disease continues to recuperate in Kenora after undergoing surgery to remove the contaminated flesh. The family has assured all is well, with the patient now on the full road to recovery after two surgeries last week. The person is expected to return home […]
Objections filed late Friday by a major property owner has prompted town council to delay putting the new official plan into bylaw. Coun. Deane Cunningham, who served as acting mayor for Monday night’s meeting in Mayor Witherspoon’s absence, said Abitibi-Consolidated’s lawyer had come forward with some concerns regarding some of […]
Organizers couldn’t be more pleased as more than 200 people attended “Walk My Red Road,” a three-day conference on HIV and AIDS held last week at the Red Dog Inn here. “I think it went very well,” said Nicola Novak, an RN who runs the HIV and AIDS program at […]
The upcoming season is looking promising as local tourist operators wrap up the trade show circuit and open up shop for the summer months. But while the strong U.S. dollar may be helping, those in the tourism industry here stressed the exchange rate can’t be given all the credit for […]
The local tourism industry may be taking off but it isn’t likely to lead to more job openings this year. And the early end to winter isn’t likely to mean staff is hired any earlier, either. Neil McInnis, executive director with the Sunset Country Travel Association, said winter may be […]
What you are reading is a paperless paper, and you have been for the past week. It sounds like a contradiction. After all, how could a newspaper be made without paper–and still be called a paper of any sort? Admittedly, the term is a bit of an overstatement. After all, […]
