The Associated PressTom Withers CLEVELAND—This season of injury upon injury for the Ravens finally includes a break worth celebrating. Brent Urban blocked Travis Coons’ field-goal attempt and Will Hill returned it 64 yards for a touchdown as time expired—giving Baltimore a stunning 33-27 win last night over the luckless Cleveland […]
News
The Associated PressTom Withers CLEVELAND—This season of injury upon injury for the Ravens finally includes a break worth celebrating. Brent Urban blocked Travis Coons’ field-goal attempt and Will Hill returned it 64 yards for a touchdown as time expired—giving Baltimore a stunning 33-27 win last night over the luckless Cleveland […]
The Canadian PressJoan Bryden OTTAWA—The Justin Trudeau era begins in earnest this Friday with all the pomp of a traditional speech from the throne. But thereafter, the new Liberal government is aiming to break from tradition—promising to transform the way Parliament operates to empower backbenchers, diminish partisanship, restore civility, make […]
From the OPP Members of the Kenora OPP, Forensic Identification Unit, and Kenora Crime Unit are investigating a sudden death in Kenora. On Friday, Nov. 27 shortly after 6 a.m., police received a report of a deceased male in the Norman area of Kenora. The deceased has been identified at […]
The Canadian Press TORONTO—Teachers who went on illegal strikes earlier this year will be allowed to make pension contributions for that period of time but the same agreement won’t apply to future illegal job actions, Ontario’s education minister said yesterday. Public secondary school teachers in three boards went on strike […]
The Canadian Press EDSON, Alta.—As RCMP continue to look for a suspect, more is being learned about three people who were killed in a rural Alberta home. The bodies of Roxanne Ruth Berube, 36, her boyfriend, Dan Miller, and her teenage daughter, Jazmine Miller, were found Sunday in a home […]
The Canadian PressKyle Cicerella TORONTO—Shutouts don’t come easy for the Maple Leafs. Rookie Garret Sparks made it happen last night. The 22-year-old Sparks stopped 24 shots in his NHL debut to lead Toronto to a 3-0 win over the visiting Edmonton Oilers. It was the first time since Dec 23, […]
Joey Payeur Baker’s dozens were the order of choice for the Muskie girls’ hockey team over the past two days. Five players scored at least two goals apiece, while 14 registered at least one point, in a 13-0 shutout over the Sioux Lookout Warriors yesterday afternoon at the Ice For […]
Staff Theiah MacDonald, left, owner of new downtown business, Resolution Vapes & E-liquids, drew the winner of the December “Trip of the Month” draw this morning at International Travel Services as Kiwanian Robin Wright looked on. Tyler Cousineau of Fort Frances is heading to Scotland, a trip valued at $5,000. […]
Duane Hicks Mark and Twyla Howarth, left, and Greg and Cindy Allan were among the dozens of local businesspeople who attended a sneak preview at Flint House yesterday evening. The new restaurant, located at 232 Scott St. (formerly La Flambée), opened its door to the public this evening. It is […]
Staff The United Native Friendship Centre’s Alternative Secondary School program will earn the “Recognition of Excellence” award from the Rainy River District School Board at its meeting tonight. A report to the board explains the program “provides an innovative, locally-developed program that assists students in personalizing their learning so they […]
By Karel Janicek The Associated Press PROSTEJOV, Czech Republic There was no mistaking what the stone slab was, only the spot where it lay was somehow not fitting. Instead of marking a place of the departed, the tombstone served as a doormat to a henhouse in a small Czech village. […]






