Mary Beth and Bob Tkachuk usually spend winters in Palm Springs, but with COVID-19, they made the choice to stay home. – File photo
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Let it never be said La Place Rendez-Vous doesn’t keep their word. Sarah Sander and Sarah Noonan wagered a deep dive into a snow bank against the sale of 1000 wings during last week’s Wing night, and the ladies kept that promise with a quick and cold romp on Friday […]
Let it never be said La Place Rendez-Vous doesn’t keep their word. Sarah Sander and Sarah Noonan wagered a deep dive into a snow bank against the sale of 1000 wings during last week’s Wing night, and the ladies kept that promise with a quick and cold romp on Friday […]
Clayton Stang of Emo took home the big prize in January’s Riverside Foundation for Health Care 50/50 draw. The ticket was purchased for him by his partner Kim Jo Bliss.
Meet the new faces of immunity. The first wave of COVID vaccines were distributed to long term care residents last week. Leslie Ivall, top right, was the first resident to receive the vaccine at the Rainy River Health Centre. More vaccine is expected to arrive in the coming weeks.
Meet the new faces of immunity. The first wave of COVID vaccines were distributed to long term care residents last week. More vaccine is expected to arrive in the coming weeks.
Meet the new faces of immunity. The first wave of COVID vaccines were distributed to long term care residents last week. Noreen Robertson was one of the first to receive her shot at Rainycrest. More vaccine is expected to arrive in the coming weeks.
Meet the new faces of immunity. The first wave of COVID vaccines were distributed to long term care residents last week. More vaccine is expected to arrive in the coming weeks.
Meet the new faces of immunity. The first wave of COVID vaccines were distributed to long term care residents last week. First in line at the Emo Health Centre was Margaret Melanson.
Myrna Cooper recently retired from the Northwestern Health Unit after along career as a nurse. She said she is looking forward to spending more time with her horses and in nature.
Myrna Cooper recently retired from the Northwestern Health Unit after along career as a nurse. She said she is looking forward to spending more time with her horses and in nature.
