The Muskies senior boys lost a hard fought semi-final match against Dryden 56-44. The Muskies junior boys beat the Beaver Brae Broncos to win the Gold medal in their closest game of the season. Up by only seven points at half time they filled the basket in the second half […]
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The Emo Legion volunteers have been busy planning and organizing events. 50/50 tickets will be available for purchase starting February 28. Tickets will be available at the Branch but people can check out the Legions FB page for more information. There is a corn hole hole tournament this Friday, February […]
Treaty Three Police Service are welcoming two new officers to its force following their post-Ontario Provincial Constable (OPC) training at the OPP Academy. Treaty Three Police Service Staff Sgt. James Broughton, left, attended the ceremony to officially congratulate Cst. Spencer Sundin and Cst. Gurtaj Singh for their accomplishments and welcome […]
The OPP is warning motorists that snowy conditions are making driving on Highway 17 more dangerous than usual. In a press release form the Kenora Detachment of the OPP, officers are warning those planning on driving Highway 17 today and in the near future that inclement weather has caused the […]
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Winnipeg Sun
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling the federal government’s decision to scrap its planned ban on new gas-powered and diesel-powered vehicles a victory for affordability, while warning Ottawa is replacing the policy with billions of dollars in subsidies and new regulations. In a statement, Franco Terrazzano, the federation’s federal director, […]
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
The Chronicle-Journal
Rock Room Community Climbing Gym is opening its doors to a world of climbing experiences featuring routes from around the globe. Creators and business partners Mike Hyer and Cody Cook saw a need for a climbing gym in the city, purchased the former Fresh Air Experience building on Victoria Avenue, […]
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Brandon Sun
The federal government is advising First Nations people to carry a passport in addition to a secure status card when crossing the border to the United States. The updated advisory comes as one First Nation chief in Westman says his members are already hesitant about travelling south. The update on […]
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Rocky Mountain Outlook
BANFF – From the parking lot of the Juniper Hotel in Banff to the shores of central Alberta’s Lac Saint Anne, Métis photographer Craig Richards sets up a neutral backdrop and invites an elder into the frame. From there, the elders speak. “The backdrop … allowed them to speak, to […]
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Winnipeg Sun
A decade-long partnership between the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and global grain company Bunge has come to an end following a corporate merger and policy change that will affect how some prairie farmers support hunger relief efforts. The Winnipeg-based Christian relief and development organization says Bunge’s current global community investment policies […]
Tonight will be partly cloudy with periods of light snow and a chance of flurries with a low of -21 C (-6 F). Tomorrow will see mainly sunny skies during the day before becoming cloudy with periods of snow overnight and a high of -10 (14) with a low of […]
EVENTS CALENDAR The Fort Frances Lakers invite you to a free hockey game, at 7:15 p.m. on TONIGHT, Tuesday, Feb. 24. Sponsored by Boston Pizza and CC complex. Come see the Lakers face off against the Dryden Ice Dogs. See The top two teams in the league fight it out […]






