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Young Jake MacKinnon watched intently as his big sister, Lillie, made her Sparks promise last night at the Girl Guides’ year-end wrap up at Knox United Church. The Pathfinder group made dinner for all the Girl Guides and their parents, followed by a ceremony in which some of the Sparks, […]

To purchase a printed High Resolution photo 5X7 or 8X10 for $8.00 Contact the Fort Frances Times at 274-5373 or 1-800-465-8508

To purchase a printed High Resolution photo 5X7 or 8X10 for $8.00 Contact the Fort Frances Times at 274-5373 or 1-800-465-8508

With the help of his fellow firefighters, Wayne Riches was lowered into a storm sewer opening during confined space rescue training here Thursday morning. Under the tutelage of Paul Cousineau of Abitibi-Consolidated, members of the Fort Frances Fire and Rescue Service learned how to use riggings and harnesses to safely […]

Gabriel Pelletier, right, of the World Harmony Run, passed on the torch to Fort Frances Mayor Dan Onichuk as the runners for the global torch relay passed through town on their way to Thunder Bay on Friday. The World Harmony Run seeks to promote international friendship and peace. —Melanie Béchard […]

Muskie Claire Crichton, left, battled with a Kenora Broncos defender for possession of the ball yesterday morning. The Muskies won the game 3-1 but then lost to Dryden in the final. —Alex Cruickshank photo

Colin Kaemingh was ready to return a serve over the net during a doubles tennis match with some friends last Thursday evening at the Emo courts. The sport has become quite popular among teens there. –Heather Ogilvie photo

French Immersion senior kindergarten teacher Debbie Jean took orders from her students, Siobhan MacKintosh, left, and Abigail Sanders, as they turned their classroom into a restaurant last Wednesday. French Immersion students from Fort Frances High School also came by to serve the children, and everyone enjoyed strawberry- and blueberry-filled crepes. […]

Members of the UMAYC’s Li’l Eagles program pitched in for Earth Day on Saturday, picking up garbage out at Pither’s Point Park. The youngsters also crushed pop cans in preparation for recycling. —Melanie Béchard photo

Eleven-year-old Caitlyn Townson, right, and her sister Amber, eight, of Fort Frances were ready to enjoy sandwiches and desserts with their godmother, Roberta Chabot, at the W.I. Museum Spring Tea in Emo on Saturday. Money raised will be used to maintain the museum, which will open for the season in […]