Submitted Josie Wilson was happy where she is as she performed “I Won’t Hatch” by Shel Silverstein during the “Highlights Concert” last Tuesday evening. Wilson was awarded the Little Theatre Award for Best Newcomer.
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Sam Odrowski
Environmental and conservation groups have been voicing their concerns around the proposed changes to the province’s Endangered Species Act that is currently under a 10-year review. They are worried the proposed changes will weaken protections for species and create loop holes for industry. The proposed changes introduce a pay-to-proceed system […]
Staff A Ryan O’Hara goal 8:44 into the second period proved to be the game-winner as the Oakville Blades (OJHL) blanked the Hearst Lumberjacks (NOJHL) 2-0 Saturday night in the final of the Dudley-Hewitt Cup Central Canadian Junior ‘A’ Championship in front of nearly 1,000 fans at the Tim Horton […]
Jamie Mountain Jackson Arpin had a goal in mind heading into the OFSAA badminton championships held last Thursday through Saturday in North Bay–and that was to earn a medal. Although he fell short of that goal, ending play with a 3-3 record and finishing shy of the ‘B’-consolation side final, […]
Jamie Mountain Reece Chorney looked to make a quick move and elude this Red Lake Rams’ opponent during the Rainy River Owl boys’ soccer team’s 3-1 win in the NorWOSSA ‘A’ regular season-opener last Wednesday afternoon at RRHS. Chorney netted a goal in that one to help pace the Owls’ […]
Ken Kellar Performers in the Rainy River District Festival of the Performing Arts’ “Highlights Concert” took to the stage as a group last Tuesday evening. According to organizers, roughly 450 participants took part in this year’s festival across the six divisions.
Staff The Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) has recently announced the finalists for its awards for the 2018-19 season, with four SIJHL-based players being named for the accolades. Each of the finalists were determined in voting completed by each of the CJHL’s 10-member leagues for their respective efforts during the […]
Press Release
Ontario’s Government for the People is proposing to provide tax relief to families when they need it most by reducing and simplifying the Estate Administration Tax. “We are working to make life easier and more affordable for the people of this province. That starts with giving people relief–particularly in times […]
Submitted On April 25, Grade 6 students in Kari-Lynn Beckett’s class at Robert Moore School went with Henry Miller from the Sportsman’s Club to his property in Alberton. Students were guided by Miller, and learned about the biodiversity of plants and animals, including invasive species and the relationships between different […]
Jamie Mountain
With another SIJHL season officially in the books, the Fort Frances Lakers’ organization has its sight set squarely on the future. The Lakers announced last week the date for their annual prospects camp, this year slated for July 26-28 at Bronco Arena in International Falls. Open to players born between […]
Azalea Fullmer of Kenora won $40 twice in the Alzheimer Society of Kenora/Rainy River District’s cash calendar draw for May. Other winners from Kenora included Olean Jones, Ruth Jackson, Alice Jardine, Carla Baird, John Ruby, Bob Gustafson, Cheryl Leask and John McGurran. They’re joined by Ann Busk (Keewatin); Gail Mawby, […]
Submitted Debbie Jean’s French Immersion Kindergarten Class from St. Michael’s School performed some French songs during the Rainy River District Festival of the Performing Arts’ “Highlights Concert.” The class was awarded the Knights of Columbus Trophy for Best Primary Choir (Grades K-3) as well as the Elementary Teacher’s Federation of […]
