Chapple Beef Club L – R Back Row: Leader Tracey Haglin, Matt Wilson, Hailey Wilson, Bradley Teeple, Ben Teeple, Sam Teeple, Cale Wilson, Leader Pam Wilson. L – R Front Row: Jessie Teeple, Jamieson Teeple. Missing from photo: Daelyn Teeple, Landon Teeple, & Malena Flatt
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L – R: Leader Angela Haw, Hayden Haw, Sydney Romyn, Georgia Romyn, Danielle Schram, Andrea Schram, Bryce Rudolph, Leader Neil Haw Missing from photo: Leader Tami LeBlanc, Kennah Leblanc, Carenna Haw, Nolan Brown, Easton Brown & Addison Brown
L – R: Leader Melissa Jenson, Leader Madeline Hartnell, Christina Gerula, Talon Jenson, Alana Gerula (with another future 4-Her), Ryker Jenson, Robin Logsdon and Ava Hartnell. Missing from photo: Erika Gerula, Calder Godin, Gregory Peters & Caleb Peters
Emo/Devlin Beef Club L – R: Leader Kim Jo Bliss, Kaitlyn Hay, Aynsley Teeple, Tayah Badiuk, Marlee Bliss, Leader Susan Irvine. Missing from photo: Aaron Bujold, Avery Cates, Taylor Croswell, Rustin Chartier & Lauryn Marchant
After a few weeks of fishing in my boat, it was actually nice to get back on the ice over the past week since I returned home from my first couple of bass tournaments of the 2023 season. We’ve finally hit that point in the winter where we can see […]
Unless there’s an upset of enormous proportions this week, the Brier will not be won by Saskatchewan for the 43rd consecutive year. In the mid-20th century, this would have been even more unimaginable than the Toronto Maple Leafs and their current Stanley Cup drought. Those were the days when Saskatchewan, […]
Born to Claire McDowell and Brett Bodnarchuk, of Midland, Ontario, a son, William Jacques, weighing 8 lbs 6 oz on February 15, 2023 in Midland, Ontario.
It is with great sadness the family of John Albanese announces his peaceful passing on Wednesday March I, 2023 at La Verendrye Hospital. Next, he joined the Chamber of Commerce where he served as President. Finally in 1985, John found his true calling becoming a member of Town Council, serving […]
By Liam Casey
THE CANADIAN PRESS
THE CANADIAN PRESS
A plan designed by two First Nations to build a road to potential mining sites in Ontario’s Ring of Fire has been approved by the provincial government, but the mining minister has refused to say when the project would be completed. Webequie First Nation and Marten Falls First Nation designed […]
By Eric Shih
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Thunder Bay Source
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Thunder Bay Source
The Northwest had less snowfall in February than normal, according to Environment Canada. Warning preparedness meteorologist Geoff Coulson said Kenora had 11.2 centimetres reported for the month, with the long-term average being 18.6 centimetres. “[There was] even less snow up in Sioux Lookout and the Dryden area, it came in […]
