The world has been watching with shock and concern since the February 24 invasion of Ukraine by Russian president Vladimir Putin. It is still going on today, with innocent civilians being injured and killed. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy is being honoured as an excellent leader of the country, with a […]
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I was fortunate to speak to Marcia and Don Zeleny. Marcia is 83 years old and Don is 85. The couple has been married for 27 years. They recently moved into a charming apartment at Flinder’s Place. They have a blended family of three children and four grandchildren. Both Don […]
Don Patrick is 55 years old and Don’s mother Olga is a vibrant Ukrainian lady. They both carry out the traditions of their Ukraine heritage. I know this to be true as Don and I have worked together and formed a great friendship over the years. I have learned much […]
My interviews continued with Lawrence Gushulak. He is a sincere, kind man. Lawrence’s voice was full of pride as he shared parts of his life with me. Lawrence is 84 years old, and was a popular barber in his day. Sadly, his wife Ilona passed in 2016. Lawrence has three […]
Bill Guhulak lives happily with his wife Mary Jane. They have two sons and two grandsons. Bill’s parents are Ilio and Mary (Melnychuk), both born in Manitoba. Bill’s maternal grandfather was Kostantyn “Jack” Melnychuk born in Ukraine. His maternal grandmother was Wasylka Bilon born in Manitoba. His paternal grandmother’s maiden […]
By Ken Kellar
Staff writer
kkellar@fortfrances.com
Staff writer
kkellar@fortfrances.com
It’s been on the books for two years, but it’s finally time for another art show. The Fine Line Art Gallery located in downtown Fort Frances is accepting entries for its spring art show. Titled ‘Anything that Flies,’ the show is set run from April 25 until May 21, giving […]
By Allan Bradbury
Staff Writer
abradbury@fortfrances.com
Staff Writer
abradbury@fortfrances.com
After a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Fort Frances Youth Soccer (FFYS) is running again this spring. Registration is available online as of this week and an in-person registration day is being held next week. Kids from four to 15 can register to play, with registration running until […]
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Emma Rae Pattison and Samantha Halliday attended the Thunder Bay Open figure skating competition March 4 and 5, with both skaters coming home with medals. Pattison earned two silver medals in elements and her star 2 free skate. Halliday earned a personal best score of 19.88 in her short program […]
THE CANADIAN PRESS
OTTAWA – The Liberals and New Democrats have reached an agreement that would see the NDP support Justin Trudeau’s minority government through to 2025. The deal is a “confidence and supply” agreement effective immediately, Trudeau said Tuesday. This kind of agreement, a version of the deal the British Columbia NDP […]
We’re pretty sure we could see grass yesterday afternoon, but Mother Nature clearly had other ideas for the region as she dumped more snow on us to make up for the warm weather we’ve been having. Environment Canada warns this wet, slippery weather will stick around all day today and […]
By Laura Osman
THE CANADIAN PRESS
THE CANADIAN PRESS
OTTAWA – What will it take for the federal government to lift COVID-19 vaccine mandates? Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos says it’s complicated. The minister is being asked today about specific benchmarks that would trigger an end to vaccine requirements for travellers and federal employees. Duclos isn’t giving any clear criteria, […]
By Dan Ralph
THE CANADIAN PRESS
THE CANADIAN PRESS
TORONTO – Greg Warren is seeing no shortage of interest in the Ontario sports-betting market. Single-game sports betting has been legal in Canada since last summer but the industry won’t open up fully in Ontario until April 4. Warren, who covers sports betting in this country for Sportshandle.com and USBets.com, […]
