Jennifer Woods Dear editor, I have lived here for 36 years and have always wanted Fort Frances to have a better pool. Two of my children were on the swim teams here and each time I went into the pool area, I felt it was very dreary without natural light. […]
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Rudolf K. F. Zeitlhofer Dear editor, It was a surprise to read in your editorial of June 24, 2020, that Freedom of Speech does not exist for Canadians, that it is an American invention. It was a surprise because it is so manifestly untrue. This is a canard that I […]
Jacklynne Guimond Dear editor, When a trucker has to apologize to a woman who sees him urinating on the riverfront because there are no facilities available, it is time to bring out the ‘porta potties‘. When folks stand behind the locked (and what should be condemned) toilets in Point Park, […]
James F. Kimberley Dear editor, I would like to make the following comments in your paper regarding the process to find a nuclear waste dump site here in Northern Ontario. The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) is in charge of finding a final resting place for highly toxic radioactive waste […]
BURKHOLDER-Born to Gladys and Byron, of Fort Frances, Ontario, a boy, Carter Brett, weighing 9lbs 13oz on June 15, 2020 at LaVerendrye General Hospital, Fort Frances, Ontario.
The Fort Frances Chamber of Commerce is holding the Canada Day Road Photo Rally Scavenger Hunt on Wednesday, July 1 from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.. Take your team photos at various business locations and local landmarks, answer the Canada Day quiz questions and pick up several items along the […]
It is with great sadness that the family of Sharron Anne Piotrowski (Thornton) announces her passing on June 16, 2020. Born June 13, 1946 in Rainy River, Sharron was united in marriage to Peter Piotrowski on February 27 1965. Sharron lived most her life in Fort Frances working and raising […]
Robin McCormick
Devlin correspondent
Devlin correspondent
The timber wolves are causing extreme havoc, killing many young beef cattle in La Vallee. A large number of new born calves and yearlings are being reported frequently to Jim Belluz. Belluz is the Live Stock Evaluator for wolf kills – a job he shares with Tom Morrish. Belluz has […]
I’ve got your number – several of them, in fact. In recognition of the provincial government rolling out a brand-new math curriculum yesterday, this occasional teacher and current daily walker decided to sift through the numbers of this mission I am on with Step Forward and pass along the most […]
So, the plan was to start cutting hay at EARS last week and then the weather changed. The plan is on for this week. It doesn’t take us all that long to cut our research portion of the forages, but we still must clean off the rest of it. I […]
It happened “Along about knee deep in June” a few summers back. It was a beautiful summer morning as the usual crew pulled up to the debating table at the Bakery in Rainy River. I prompted Val for an order of toast and a half-dozen other voices chirped in, “Me […]
