Ken Kellar Chef Joseph Roberts and La Place Rendez-Vous general manager Sarah Noonan took a moment out of a busy day to pose for a photo in the dining room at La Place Rendez-Vous. Roberts is a Red Seal chef with 30 years of experience in kitchens across southern Ontario, […]
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The Canadian PressMelissa Couto TORONTO–Marcus Stroman doesn’t want to let the noise surrounding his future with the Blue Jays affect his performance on the mound. Instead the Toronto right-hander, who’s been linked to trade rumours since the off-season, has been trying to turn that into motivation–even when the results don’t […]
Ken Kellar McDonald’s assistant managers Bobbi Hudon, left, and Haley Trimble, and McDonald’s general manager Cathy Tovey joined Mayor June Caul and OPP S/Sgt. Dereck McLean to kick off “Operation Safety Scoop” on Thursday. The program is aimed at awarding “positive tickets” to area youth, as well as to establish […]
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For the Northwestern Health Unit (NWHU) and their staff, it’s time again to make room in the trophy case. Health educator Hailey Coleman who works out of the Rainy River office has just been awarded the Rainy River District School Board’s (RRDSB) Community Partner of the Year. Coleman’s award comes […]
Tonight will be variably cloudy and mild with a low of 11 C (52 F). Tomorrow will be increasingly cloudy. Expect a high of 23 (73) and a low of 11 (52). Friday will be cloudy with a couple of showers, a high of 21 (70) and a low of […]
Sam Odrowski Tearfund president and CEO Wayne Johnson delivered a presentation on global poverty and the work his organization is doing to combat it at the Church of the Holy Spirit on Saturday. Although the Church of the Holy Spirit is a relatively small congregation, in the last two years […]
Marc Stuempfle As the Passport to Pride March came to an end Saturday morning at Rainy Lake Square, the community was able to socialize and share their own experiences with one another. The march showcased unique clothing design or even a rainbow alien. Pride outline the positivity of free expression […]
The Canadian Press Toronto police have released the identities of three men who were arrested after a shooting yesterday that sent part of the crowd scurrying for cover during a celebration for the Raptors’ historic NBA win. The men, who are all from Toronto and range in age from 18 […]
The Canadian Press TORONTO — More than 400 health-sector workers are being laid off in Ontario as the Progressive Conservative government moves to merge 20 agencies into one. A spokesman for Health Minister Christine Elliott says 416 people in “back-office positions” will lose their jobs and another 409 vacant positions […]
The Associated PressEddie Pells PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.–Brooks Koepka brought his ‘A’ game to Pebble Beach yesterday, hoping it would be good enough to make history. It was in a way. Just not good enough to slow down the magic show Gary Woodland was putting on behind him. Koepka’s round of […]
The Canadian Press OSHAWA, Ont. — An Ontario police force wants the courts to intervene after a watchdog appointed an administrator to oversee some operations, saying the independent body hasn’t been transparent in its investigation. The Ontario Civilian Police Commission appointed a retired deputy chief from Toronto to the oversight […]
The Canadian PressMike Blanchfield OTTAWA — Two days before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s arrival at the Oval Office, U.S. trade czar Robert Lighthizer has pledged to work with Democrats to do whatever it takes to ratify the new North American free trade deal. Lighthizer made the comments in testimony today […]
