Genevieve Jourdain, left, and her husband, Glenn, right, are glad to have their son, Curtis, centre, back at his home in Couchiching where he continues to recover from the heart transplant he received last July. -Sam Odrowski photo
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Ken Kellar Kayla Allan, left, Brianna Eldridge, and Ava Gardiman posed for a glamour shot together outside the Townshend Theatre following Fort Frances High School’s Grand March on Saturday evening. Seventy couples showed off their style to parents and friends before heading out to dinner at La Place Rendez-Vous. See […]
Ken Kellar Leanne Eluik, left, Don Canfield, Mike Ford and Sandra Weir cut the ribbon at the grand opening of DSSAB’s new eight-unit affordable housing project on Friday.
The newly-decorated Silver Muskie Lodge features a relaxing interior, with a hot fireplace to keep guests warm after a long day fishing. The lodge has nine rooms that house a total of 20 people as well as a cabin that sleeps four. -Submitted Photo
Ken Kellar Staff and students at Fort Frances High School had a blast getting messy during a “Colour Run” on Thursday. The event was the last of this year’s house events, where students from different house groups compete or participate in events to earn points for their house teams. The […]
Located on Red Gut Bay, the Silver Muskie Lodge overlooks the breathtaking view of Rainy Lake and offers an array of prime fishing locations. -Submitted photos
Jamie Mountain Muskie Jaida Norris got full extension as she prepared to hammer a pass up the pitch during the first half of Fort High’s 2-1 loss to the Kenora Broncos in the NorWOSSA final last Wednesday afternoon in Dryden. With the win, the Broncos advanced to the girls’ ‘AA’ […]
Jamie Mountain Greta Fedoruk (#5) and Cass Roach, second from left, were part of a stifling Muskie defence that weren’t about to allow this Kenora Broncos’ opponent much room to breathe during the first half of the Muskie girls’ soccer team’s 2-1 loss in the NorWOSSA final last Wednesday in […]
Sam Odrowski Grade 8 Fort High student Jailynne Taylor, centre, spray painted a “no dumping” stencil by a storm water drain on Flinders Avenue last Wednesday morning as fellow students Yasmeen Elkheir, left, Leathe Bruyere, Jerzi Calder, and Healey Jansen looked on.
Kruz Spuzak was fishing the Rainy River with his father on Sunday when he caught a wall-mounter 31-inch walleye. Kruz first thought it was a snag but soon realized he’d hooked something special. He plans to have this big walleye mounted. –Submitted by April Beaulieu
Marc Stuempfle The Strickland family–Keira, Lindsay and Matthew–were all smiles this past Saturday during the annual Borderland Autism Awareness Walk. Matthew Strickland showed off his strength, proving he has no limitations and helping pass along the message people with autism can have incredible abilities or even “super powers.” The walk […]
Marc Stuempfle Plenty of flapjacks were served up Sunday evening by Diane Glowasky, left, Robyn Dennis and Natalie DeGagne during a community event held at the Millennium Park in Alberton Township. No attendees were left unsatisfied or with an empty belly as there were lots of pancakes to go around […]
