The Canadian PressJim Bronskill OTTAWA–A Liberal-dominated committee is sending the government’s Access to Information bill back to the House of Commons with few changes, despite the deep concerns of transparency advocates and opposition MPs. Committee members rejected most of the amendments put forward yesterday, including some from Liberal MP Nathaniel […]
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Dave OgilvieEmo correspondent The Emo and District Lions’ Club’s annual “Hunters’ Dinner” was a total success despite the inclement weather. About 300 people enjoyed a fantastic meal of moose roast, deer stew, bear/apple sausage, fish, and a delicious dessert. The evening also included a penny table, a 50/50 draw, a […]
Sharla MacKinnon and her daughter, Lillie, checked out the items on the bake table in the downstairs clubroom at the Legion.
Dear editor: Sarah Campbell has the honour of representing the people of Kenora-Rainy River in the Ontario legislature. She is paid $116,500 per year, plus a housing allowance, to do so. And yet, it is increasingly apparent she cannot be bothered to show up for work. The recent process which […]
Duane Hicks Backed up by Delta Sugar, Samantha Martin belted out a tune Friday evening during the “Tour de Fort” concert at the Townshend Theatre. Martin and her band impressed the crowd with a potent blend of blues, soul, country, and ’60s pop. Martin has been nominated as “Female Vocalist […]
Staff The Shoppers Home Health Care store on Second Street East here will be closing its doors Nov. 30. A sign on the door indicates to customers its nearest locations are in Dryden and Keewatin.
Staff The walls of the upstairs Legion hall were adorned with displays of old photos, primarily depicting wartime veterans while (at left) “Pick-A-Poppy” was a new feature at this year’s Remembrance Day Tea held Sunday afternoon at the Legion. The bags were decorated by students at Crossroads School in Devlin.
Duane Hicks The “Owandem” is closer to being restored to its former white-and-green glory. The Friends of the Museum’s “Novemberfest” gala last Thursday evening raised at least $3,000 with its live auction alone and drew a full house of more than 90 museum supporters, including many new faces. “The turnout […]
“Friends of the Museum” president and honourary bartender Robert Schulz looked the part as he served up a dark German beer to another thirsty patron.
Press Release Amendments to the U.S.-imposed duties on softwood lumber exports doesn’t change the crisis facing Canada’s forestry industry, says Unifor. “Nothing changes today [Nov. 2]. The tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber are outrageous,” Unifor national president Jerry Dias said Thursday. “We expect our government’s response to be bold and […]
Natasha Gaudio, left, and Sam Hawken checked out the spread of Oktoberfest-inspired hors d’oeuvres at last Thursday’s “Novemberfest.” The tasty food was prepared by Judy Kielczewski.
Robin McCormickDevlin correspondent On Remembrance Day this Saturday (Nov. 11), communities across the district will pay tribute to those who gave their lives in war. I encourage all who are able to come out and remember those who allow us to live with the freedom we do today. The Royal […]
