By Walter Wagner
President

I had an acquaintance tell me that the younger generation would probably hang in the Legion if they could keep their caps on.

By Ken Johnston
Editor

The Rainy River District School Board has begun a process to inject local First Nations histories, teaching and culture into its curriculum.

By Kam Kuzyk
Rec. Director

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

Each year more than one hundred students from across Ontario take part in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Page Program at Queen’s Park.

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAFRA Rep.

AgriStability Interim
Advance Program

By Al Lowe
Contributor

I hope that everyone had a restful and pleasant Thanksgiving weekend and had no difficulty getting back into the swing of things this week. The House is not sitting this week so it’s probably a good time to take another look at some issues that have come up on the news agenda in the last little while.

We can pay for the best health services that can be offered in the Rainy River district. There will always be services that can’t be provided locally, but we can fund those services and supports that make a difference in the lives of district residents.
And when we need more care than the district can afford, we are provided that care else where in Ontario and Manitoba.

As I write this I cringe everytime I have to type the letters 'L' or 'O'.
It is not that I don't like them its that I have a split on the end of my finger that types those l(ouch)etters!