Michael TuttonThe Canadian Press HALIFAX–Five men with prostate cancer sit in a tight circle, speaking of the sadness that overcame them when treatments led to impotency, a lack of bladder control, and bouts of anxiety. They’re sharing their experiences at the end of an innovative 28-day program that has dealt […]
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The Associated PressScott Charles NEW YORK–The Ottawa Senators took advantage of their chances on special teams against the New York Rangers last night. Brady Tkachuk had a goal and an assist and the Senators earned a 4-1 win against the Rangers. Bobby Ryan, Zack Smith and Brian Gibbons also scored […]
The Canadian PressMelissa Couto TORONTO–Randal Grichuk didn’t feel any pressure after signing a five-year, US$52 million contract extension less than 24 hours before yesterday’s game. All he felt was an increase in confidence. And he went out and showed that. Grichuk hit two homers and a double to back another […]
The Canadian PressJoan Bryden OTTAWA–Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got a first-hand glimpse of the fallout from the SNC-Lavalin affair when he addressed young women staging a mock Parliament in the House of Commons yesterday: about four dozen of them turned their backs on him while he tried to explain why […]
The Associated PressBrian Mahoney NEW YORK–Fighting desperately to get back in the game, the Brooklyn Nets kept going smaller and smaller until they essentially had four perimeter players on the floor. Good luck stopping Kawhi Leonard, Pascal Siakam and Serge Ibaka with that. Siakam had 28 points and 10 rebounds, […]
The Canadian Press OTTAWA–A semi-annual report on complaints about Canada’s phone, internet and television services shows that the two biggest headaches for consumers continue to be billing mistakes and contract terms that are either misleading or not disclosed. Incorrect billing charges accounted for 16.5 percent of all issues raised in […]
The Canadian Press TORONTO–Premier Doug Ford says the look of Ontario’s licence plates will soon be changing, at no cost to taxpayers. Ford says the changes for both commercial and regular plates will be detailed in the April 11 budget, although he didn’t specify what they would be. He says […]
An evening of updates on technology and how to use in managing diabetes is set for Thursday, April 4 from 6-8 p.m. in the Shaw Room at the Fort Frances Public Library. Light snacks will be provided. Admission is free but an R.S.V.P. is required by March 28 by contacting […]
The Associated PressDee-Ann Durbin From soy-based sliders to ground lentil sausages, plant-based meat substitutes are surging in popularity. And carnivores–not vegans or vegetarians–are among the biggest consumers. Growing demand for healthier, more sustainable food is one reason people are seeking plant-based meats. That’s also the reason behind rising sales of […]
Carla Eggerstedt of Rainy River was among the $40 winners in the Alzheimer Society of Kenora/Rainy River Districts’ cash calendar draw for April. Other winners included Gerry Desserre (Emo), Chevonne Hodges, Dustin Mason and Carla Baird, Tyler Tomashowski, Tanice Rieu, Lydia Tom, Gail Morton, Jenn Schott, and Renee Peterson (Kenora), […]
Allison Allaby and Donna and Kirby Ewald of Fort Frances were among the $30 winners in the Rainy River District Mutual Aid Association cash calendar winners for the week of March 24-30. Other $30 winners included Bobbi Wyder (Emo), Mary Vandenbrand (Stratton), Brian McLeod (Atikokan), Joe Bremault (South Junction, Man.) […]
Piano Division (April 2) •CLASS PK-C2510 Piano Solo, Examination Courses, Canadian Composers, Grade 10– 1. Brianna Eldridge (Honours) •CLASS PK-C2410 Piano Solo, Examination Courses, Canadian Composers, Grade 8– 1. Janelle Clouston (Honours) •CLASS PK-C2358 Piano Solo, Examination Courses, Canadian Composers, Grade 7– 1. Grace Kooistra (Honours) •CLASS PK-C2306 Piano Solo, […]
