Edward Jones ranks highest in customer satisfaction with full-service investors in Canada, with top ratings from clients in five of six drivers that determine overall satisfaction, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2006 Canadian Full Service Investor Satisfaction Study (SM). In the inaugural survey, the firm received the highest […]
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Manitoba anglers Terry Mclymont and Jaret Horbaiuk took home the top prize of $5,000 yesterday at Lake Despair Lodge’s sixth-annual “Castin’ for Cash” live release bass tournament. Mclymont and Horbaiuk netted a two-day total combined weigh in of 24.86 pounds; 12.58 pounds on Saturday and 12.28 pounds on Sunday. Day […]
More than 100 supporters from across Canada and the United States will arrive in Grassy Narrows, Ontario today for a week-long Earth Justice Gathering to demand respect for Indigenous rights and protection for the endangered Boreal Forest. Throughout the week, Grassy Narrows First Nation community leaders and environmental and social […]
Manitoba anglers Jaret Horbaiuk (left) and Terry McLymont took home the top prize of $5000 for winning the Castin’ for Cash Live Release Bass Tournament this past weekend. Horbaiuk and McLymont finished the two-day tournament with a combined weight of 24.86 pounds. —Alex Cruickshank photo
FORT FRANCES—After more than a month of monitoring for signs of West Nile virus, no birds submitted to the Northwestern Health Unit for testing have come back positive so far. Al Mathers, environmental health officer with the health unit, said a few ravens and crows from both the Kenora and […]
Youngsters are invited to get revved up about reading this summer in the Fort Frances Public Library’s “Driven to Read” program. The library once again is offering its summer reading program for kids aged three and up—anyone who can read or listen to a book read to them by others. […]
Shortly after 3 a.m. today, the Fort Frances OPP received a report of a vehicle being operated in an erratic manner on Scott Street. The vehicle was located by police and a 37-year-old Alberton Township man subsequently was arrested and charged with operation of a motor vehicle with a blood […]
There were five new fires in the region yesterday, including one each in the Dryden and Red Lake districts and three in Thunder Bay District, the Ministry of Natural Resources’ fire management program reported this morning. Although some of the fires proved challenging, burning in storm-damaged timber and showing some […]
FORT FRANCES—The Fort Frances Fire Department responded to a report of a garage fire on the 300 block of Fourth Street West on Thursday evening. Seventeen firefighters arrived on the scene just before 6:50 p.m. to find the blaze well underway, but got it under control less than five minutes […]
The Sight & Sound Wolves had to work hard for every run in their 3-1 victory against a very game Barwick squad last night at VanJura here. The Wolves (12-2) took advantage of some timely hitting, and another strong pitching performance by Bob Andy (7-2), to win their seventh-straight game […]
A group of nature enthusiasts checked out some of the flora and fauna in the wetland along the first stage of the Cranberry Peatlands Interpretive Trail, which officially opened yesterday evening. The trail, located at the west end of Whitmore Road in Alberton, is a project of the Rainy River […]
Youngsters aged 10-14 who want to take part in this year’s Kid-Pro fishing tournament must register tomorrow (July 7) between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. at Confederation College here. Event co-organizer Diane Maxey said tomorrow’s registration day is firm because the draw for the 25-30 spots up for grabs this […]
