Residents at Rainycrest Long-Term Care Home began receiving the first round of COVID-19 vac- cinations yesterday. Vac- cinations for residents at Emo Health Centre and Rainy River Health Centre will start receiving their vaccines today.- Submitted photos
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“During the lock down our family found a new found love for the trails on rocky inlet! We went skiing with our three children for the very first time, as well snow shoed the hiking trails! It has been a blast, our kids are enjoying themselves, where getting out and […]
Today, the first COVID-19 Moderna vaccines were administered to long-term care home residents in the Rainy River district. Noreen Robertson, a 88-year-old resident of Rainycrest Long Term Care Home in Fort Frances, was the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in the West Wing, and 94-year-old, Delsie Cumming, was the […]
Today, the first COVID-19 Moderna vaccines were administered to long-term care home residents in the Rainy River district. Noreen Robertson, a 88-year-old resident of Rainycrest Long Term Care Home in Fort Frances, was the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in the West Wing, and 94-year-old, Delsie Cumming, was the […]
Today, the first COVID-19 Moderna vaccines were administered to long-term care home residents in the Rainy River district. Noreen Robertson, a 88-year-old resident of Rainycrest Long Term Care Home in Fort Frances, was the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in the West Wing, and 94-year-old, Delsie Cumming, was the […]
Ed Carlson, left, received the Governor General Award in 2013, for exemplory service. The Deputy Chief is retiring from his post after 33 years.- Submitted photo
Today’s electric ice augers are a lightweight, powerful alternative to gas, and are overtaking the market for ice anglers. – Submitted photo
After three generations, the Fort Frances Dairy Queen has passed to a new family. Yogesh Patel has moved to town with his wife and young daughter from Edmonton to continue the popular family run restaurant.- Facebook photo
Standing in front of the Zamboni from left to right are Curt Carlson, Dan Scott and Bob Green. They all work at the Memorial Sports Centre. Part of what they do is maintain the ice surfaces, monitor its thickness and well….drive the Zamboni.- Merna Emara photo
Bob Green is explaining the importance of changing the propane tanks once the first one runs out of propane. Failure to do so in the right time will result in one big hole on the ice surface.- Merna Emara photo
How does a snowman get to work? By icicle. This frosty fellow looks like he was taking full advantage of sunny skies to get some much needed shovelling done, and anyone who lives in the north can tell you that shovelling is snow laughing matter. Still, it’s always ice to […]
Students arrive at the Fort Frances High School for in-person learning for the first time since Christmas break. Although COVID numbers are coming under control, a rise in numbers could see the return of remote learning. – Staff photo
