Press Release The Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra has unveiled its much-awaited 58th season, which is set to be the most transformative and inclusive yet. TBSO’s new 2018-19 season phases out the decades-old Masterworks-Pops format and introduces an innovative approach to concert selection and purchasing options. This year there are only […]
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Jamie Mountain Youngsters on the Lobsters and Eels teams had a bucket-load of fun as they squared off against each other in Fort Frances Youth Soccer Division II action Monday night at the St. Francis Sports Fields. FFYS runs games every Monday through Thursday beginning at 6:30 p.m. until June […]
Jamie Mountain In his first two seasons as head coach of the Muskie boys’ soccer team, Chris Sinclair had yet to achieve success at the all-Ontarios. That changed last week in Windsor, however, as the black-and-gold nabbed a tie and a win on the first day of action last Thursday […]
Staff It was an impressive start to the season for Devlin’s Jamie Davis. Competing in his #85 car, Davis nabbed the checkered flag in the WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds feature race in Borderland Racing Association action Saturday night at the Emo Speedway. Dayton Brady of Devlin finished second, followed by Fort […]
Press Release The Minnesota Historical Society (MNHS) will make a decision about re-opening the Grand Mound historic site this fall after meeting with Native American communities this summer. So far, 17 communities across the U.S. Midwest have provided feedback, with two more meetings scheduled. In 2017, the MNHS expanded outreach […]
Submitted The Muskie girls’ 4x100m relay team–comprised of Kamryn Sandelovich, Grace Petsnick, Jill Calder, and Jacy Gagne–were impressive as they ran a personal best time of 56.39 at the OFSAA track-and-field championships held Thursday through Saturday at York University in Toronto.
Submitted Jeff Gustafson prepared a walleye for a Lake of the Woods shore lunch.
From the MNRF The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry laid 15 charges and issued 10 warnings during a June 1 enforcement blitz at the Pigeon River border crossing southwest of Thunder Bay. Conservation officers and the canine unit contacted 472 people from various U.S. states. Officers checked for compliance […]
Staff The Couchiching Lady Raiders have started to heat up in the Rainy River District Women’s Fastball League. In a high-scoring affair Monday night, the Lady Raiders topped the Fort Frances Angels 19-18 to nab their second-straight win. Steph Lagree earned the pitching win while Riley Redford was tagged with […]
If I had a dollar for every time I heard someone say that cooking is a chore, I would be a rich man. The act of cooking a meal is just that: cooking a meal. It is not negative (or even positive for that matter), it is just something we […]
During the years that I was in high school and then university, I spent my summers working at tourist resorts around the region as a fishing guide. It’s been around 20 years since I did my first trip out at Ash Rapids Lodge on Lake of the Woods and since […]
The Canadian Press SINGAPORE–U.S. President Donald Trump says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s assertion that Canada “will not be pushed around” will end up costing Canadians “a lot of money.” Trump gave a wide-ranging news conference in Singapore earlier today following his landmark summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, […]
