Five-year-old Greta Fedoruk, left, and Elizabeth Cousineau, three, made music along with performer Rodney Brown on Friday during his concert in front of the Fort Frances Museum.
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Several youngsters participated in the Canada Day parade yesterday with their bikes and wagons decorated with red and white streamers and balloons. Once again, the local Legion gave out prizes to children with the best decorations.
Jr. Miss “Fun in the Sun” contestant Courtney Spade, left, sponsored by C.C. Complex, tossed candy from her float during the Canada Day parade yesterday.
Taylor Chown had his face painted in front of the Fort Frances Museum on Friday during the BIA’s “Mall Days.”
Callahan and Christian Wiedenhoeft were crowned “Mini-Queen” and “Mini-King” respectively on Friday at the annual Downtown BIA “Mall Days.” After impressive performances on both of their parts during the competitions, they were both awarded with crowns and royal titles. The siblings both rode in the Canada Day Parade on the […]
Cancer survivor Madisyn DeGagne, centre, along with members of the “Pink Attitoode” team, showed off the jersey signed by hockey player Cheryl Pounder that they auctioned off during the annual “Relay for Life” at Pither’s Point Park on Friday. The team also sported a hockey theme, complete with a small […]
Jamie Jenson, left, and Matt Smeeth chowed down on pizza during the pizza eating contest held during “Mall Days” on Friday. The pair placed first and second respectively, with Cassandra Spade finishing third.
Curtis Boivin raced into shore while Kenny Rousseau followed in hot pursuit during the annual bathtub race at Sand Bay. The two finished one-two while Len Bedard came third.
This year’s Junior Miss “Fun in the Sun” Queen Hailey Clendenning, left, was beaming as she stood with secret judge and last year’s queen, Holly Strain, after the crowning ceremony yesterday at Pither’s Point.
Despite the rain, participants in this year’s “Relay for Life” took to the track at Pither’s Point Park Friday event, completing the first lap along with many local cancer survivors. A total of 21 teams braved the soggy weather, walking all night to raise about $50,000 for the Canadian Cancer […]
Len Noonan let shells fly during skeet shooting competition last Tuesday at the Fort Frances Sportsmen’s Club. He shot perfect rounds of 25 that evening.
Several of the teams from the 2008 David Thompson Brigade allowed the youngsters in Emo to sit in the canoes following their arrival there on Thursday. The voyageurs showed the children how to handle the paddles and how to shift positions from side to side in the canoe.
