The Canadian Press OTTAWA Nearly a third of young Canadians admit they are “not at all knowledgeable” about retirement savings plans, according to a survey done for TD Bank. The report also suggested that a large proportion of those aged 18 to 33 are uninformed about what registered retirement savings […]
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The Associated Press LONDON British police are seeking a burglar who may have a heavy conscience ‚Äî or pockets ‚Äî after stealing 15,000 pounds ($21,500) in 1-pound ($1.43) coins. Greater Manchester Police said Friday that three houses in a street in Ashton-Under-Lyne, northwest England were robbed on Jan. 1. The […]
By Katie Workman The Associated Press Hosting a horde of fans for the Super Bowl? Or are you crashing somebody’s party and tasked with bringing something delicious? Either way, you could spend a lot of time thinking about what to prepare. Or you could just make this and know beyond […]
The Canadian Press MOOSE JAW, Sask.—A Saskatchewan woman wants provincial laws changed so that the Lord’s Prayer is kept out of public schools. Dusti Hennenfent said she’s upset the prayer is recited each morning at Moose Jaw’s Lindale Elementary School, where her two children attend classes. Hennenfent says a Christian […]
Joey Payeur Muskie Jenna Clendenning couldn’t escape the feeling that someone was watching her—in this case, Kenora Broncos’ defender Willow Prince—during the first period of yesterday’s 14-0 win by Fort High at the ’52 Canadians Arena.
The Canadian PressKeith Leslie TORONTO—Ontario’s opposition parties say it’s no surprise that Hydro One has to manually read thousands of electricity smart meters because the devices can’t get a wireless signal. Hydro One says 36,000 smart meters in rural areas cannot get a strong enough Wi-Fi connection to transmit usage […]
Joey Payeur The Kenora Broncos boys’ and girls’ hockey teams left town last night with the same number of goals they had when they arrived earlier in the day after suffering back-to-back shutouts at the hands of the Muskies. First up was a 14-0 shellacking by the Muskie girls (9-1), […]
The Canadian Press PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.—Nine people aboard a Greyhound bus were transported to hospital yestersday after the vehicle flipped on its side beside an icy highway south of Prince George, B.C. RCMP Cpl. Dave Tyreman said the bus lost control on Highway 97 just before 8 a.m., crossed the […]
Staff The beat goes on. Four more games between the Muskies and Kenora Broncos yesterday resulted in another four wins for Fort High, which has not lost a NorWOSSA game to the Broncos this school year. In junior boys’ basketball action, the first-place Muskies (5-0) romped to a 70-33 rout […]
Staff Objects in the rearview mirror of How I Set Your Mother are not closer than they appear. The Fort Frances Women’s Volleyball League leaders widened the gap over their nearest pursuer with another maximum six-point outing last night to boost their season total to 81 points. That puts them […]
The Canadian Press OTTAWA—Indigenous leaders are pushing Canada to confront “deplorable” health conditions for their people as federal, territorial, and provincial ministers prepare to meet in Vancouver next week to work on a new health accord. Isadore Day, Ontario regional chief of the Assembly of First Nations and head of […]
Joey Payeur Kenora Broncos Hayden Findlay and Muskie Graeme Kitt literally went head-to-head on this face-off in the second period of Fort High’s 6-0 win in NorWOSSA boys’ hockey action last night at the ’52 Canadians Arena.
