Wednesday, May 22, 2013
  • Climbing into car
    Climbing into car

    WISSOTA Midwest Modified driver Kenny Perry climbed into the seat of his #777 machine Saturday evening as he took part in the Emo Speedway’s open practice session ahead of this weekend’s season-opener.

    Climbing into car
  • Fish fry
    Fish fry

    The 43rd-annual Manitou Rapids fish fry held Friday was popular yet again this year, as evidenced by the long lines of people seen here waiting to get a fresh walleye dinner.

    Fish fry
  • Ready for action
    Ready for action

    Aubrey and Olivia Eldridge were all geared up and ready to go if the alarm bells had sounded Saturday morning at the local fire hall. The Fort Frances Fire and Rescue Service hosted an open house to cap off “Emergency Preparedness Week,” welcoming the public to drop by, chat with firefighters, tour the fire hall, and have a snack.

    Ready for action
  • Giddy up!
    Giddy up!

    Led by Angela Gibson, Charlotte Kozlowski enjoyed a ride on horseback last Wednesday morning as youngsters from the Fort Frances Nursery School visited Running Horse Ranch, located north of Alberton. Each child got at least one ride, being led around the indoor arena, while some even headed outside to take in the sunny weather.

    Giddy up!
  • Junior firefighter
    Junior firefighter

    Capt. Kirk Armstrong of the Fort Frances Fire and Rescue Service fitted a helmet on Aubrey Eldridge during a visit to the fire hall Saturday morning. The public was invited to come by for an open house to cap off “Emergency Preparedness Week” here.

    Junior firefighter

Latest news

Efforts of local volunteers saluted by province

They’ve committed time and energy to making their communities a better place—often working behind the scenes to make things happen.
But last Tuesday night, it was their turn to be in the spotlight.
District residents were honoured with the Volunteer Service Award for their dedication to local organizations at La Place Rendez-Vous here.

Boreal forest deal talks collapse

Resolute Forest Products Inc. said it is disappointed negotiations under the auspices of the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement have broken down, but will remain committed to sustainable forestry.

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