Heather Latter Mira Donaldson is ready to let her voice be heard as she prepares to offer her input on education as part of the Minister’s Student Advisory Council. The Grade 10 student at Fort High, who was chosen to be part of the advisory council back in the spring, […]
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Joey Payeur Taw Connors said it best. “You could never fill the man’s shoes,” said the son of legendary Canadian singer, Stompin’ Tom Connors. “There’s only one Stompin’ Tom,” he noted. “I’m proud to be his son. “I’m his No. 1 fan.” The younger Connors, who played a rousing two-hour […]
Heather Latter His lips curled into a soft smile; his eyes a little more full of the personality his wife remembers. His toe gives a little tap as he listens to the John Cash tune playing through the headphones he wears. Walter Laing’s life used to be full of music […]
From the OPP At 12:45 a.m. today, Rainy River District OPP officers received a complaint about a motor vehicle in Fort Frances. Officers located the vehicle on the 800 block of King’s Highway 11. The driver, a 19-year-old Winnipeg man, failed the roadside test and was arrested and taken to […]
Press Release Members of the Treaty #3 Police Service initiated a traffic stop on Couchiching First Nation yesterday. During the stop, officers seized cannabis marijuana, cocaine, Canadian currency, and items related to the sale of controlled substances, with an estimated street value exceeding $10,000. As a result, a 33-year-old -Couchiching […]
From the OPP A 60- year-old female has been taken to hospital for medical care after injuring herself while hiking at Pukaskwa National Park near Marathon. The Marathon OPP was contacted Thursday regarding the activation of an emergency transmitter. A female and male, both from Toronto, were hiking the “Costal […]
Staff Two teachers from St. Francis School, along with a teacher and an educational assistant from St. Michael’s School, will receive the Northwest Catholic District School Board’s “Recognition of Excellence” at its regular meeting tomorrow morning. Artina Gurski and Karen Papineau, pastoral leaders for St. Francis, will be recognized for […]
From the OPP A man was charged after the tractor-trailer unit driver he was driving became stuck on the railway crossing on Railway Street in Kenora. Police were notified of the truck being stuck on the crossing just before 8:30 a.m. yesterday. Traffic was backed up and had to be […]
From the OPP Around 8:15 a.m. on Saturday, Greenstone OPP received a report of a male submerged in the water at High Hill Harbour off Highway 580 north of Beardmore. Police responded to the call, along with Superior North Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and the Beardmore Fire Department. At around […]
From the OPP The Schreiber OPP responded to a report of a bear entering a restaurant in Terrace Bay yesterday. Police attended and located a sow and two cubs inside. The bears had entered a rear door of the open and occupied restaurant, and were causing damage. Employees were able […]
Staff An 18-year-old Fort Frances man has been charged after a break-in at Anicinabe Park in Kenora. OPP reported a cash register was stolen from a building there just after midnight on Tuesday. Police located the culprit in the area shortly thereafter. He was arrested and charged with break and […]
Heather Latter Cindy Ottertail always has wanted to be a nurse. She applied for the program in the past, but didn’t have the necessary requirements. But after hearing about the Pre-Health Sciences program being offered at Seven Generations Education Institute here, Ottertail knew it was an opportunity she couldn’t pass […]
