Canadians’ player Ozzy Hanson Streaks in to score the shootout winner Friday night against the Norwest Stars. The Canadians would go on to win the first tournament in almost two years. Read more about the tournament in the Fort Frances Times this Wednesday. -Allan Bradbury photo
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Annual Remembrance Day ceremonies took place across the district this morning to re- member the service and sacrifice of Canada’s veterans, including in Couchiching First Nation and Fort Frances. The ceremony in Fort Frances was not officially open to the public, and so was livestreamed online for viewing. –Allan Bradbury […]
Couchiching Chief Brian Perrault observed a moment of silence after laying down a wreath for Remembrance Day at the War Veterans and Peace Time Armed Forces Memorial Site on Couchiching First Nation. – Merna Emara photo
Left, Jacquee Loerzel, community family violence counselor at Riverside Community Counseling Services and Jennifer Horton, owner of Curvy Chick, are kickstarting the Shine the Light Campaign to raise awareness on women abuse. Nov. 15 is wear purple day, and residents are encouraged to wear purple to show their support. Curvy […]
It’s been a difficult year for farmers in the District, with severe droughts, feed shortages and construction headaches. But the season ended on a high note, with the final cattle auction of the year being deemed a success. For more details, see Moos from the Herd. – Ken Kellar photo
Submitted by Scott Fawcett
Special to the Times
Special to the Times
Friday in Dryden the Fort Frances Muskies upset the previously unbeaten Dryden Eagles 14 – 3 to win the NORWASSA football champion- ship. The Muskie defense shut down Dryden’s high flying passing attack throughout the game. The Eagles scored a single on the opening kick- off. In the second quarter […]
Instructor Pat Hyatt, above, led a workshop on canning deer meat last week, at Kay-Nah-Chi-Wah-Nung Historical Centre. The deer meat used was also featured in a skinning workshop at the site. Left, participant Suzette Angus packs her jar with meat and vegetables, to get ready for canning. The workshop was […]
- Allan Bradbury photos
Beyak Automotive took advantage of a vehicle-free sales lot to host a community ball hockey tournament on Saturday. It was a well received event, with eight teams and a wide variety of ages signing up to compete in the friendly tournament. Members of the Fort Frances Lakers were on hand […]
The Bargain Shop ran their annual food drive from Sept 26- Oct 8, in support of The Salvation Army food bank. The shop raised $1,140 in total, according to manager Dawn Gray. “We wanted to thank all the generous customers who donated and helped fill The Salvation Army’s shelves,” she […]
By Scott Fawcett
Special to the Times
Special to the Times
Friday in Dryden the Fort Frances Muskies upset the previously unbeaten Dryden Eagles 14 – 3 to win the NORWASSA football championship. The Muskie defense shut down Dryden’s high flying passing attack throughout the game. The Eagles scored a single on the opening kickoff. In the second quarter and took […]
Allan Bradbury
On October 26, Kay-Nah-Chi-Wah-Nung (Manitou Mounds) hosted a deer skinning workshop. Pictured is Haley Broadbent (Blue sweater) and Cheryl Morrison (Red jacket). Instructor Pat Hyatt says it is important to do these kinds workshops so that traditional indigenous ways of life can be remembered and stay in use. The deer […]
Five generations of the Angus family gathered together earlier this summer for a keepsake photo. Fred and Grace Angus of Emo, front, are joined by their Son Ralph Angus, grand daughter Laurie Shields, great granddaughter Taylor Pyykkonen and great great granddaughter Evelyn Pyykkonen.
