News Release
Ont. Govt.

By Michael Dawber
Assistant Librarian

Got homework?
The Rainy River Public Library has the resources families need for life-long learning!

By Irene Hanson
Contributor

We started our regular meetings, after a summer recess, with 14 members present, and one visitor Gerry Smart, nice to have you all back with us.

By Al Lowe
Contributor

The House of Commons will resume sitting in just over a week, and MPs will again be debating the important issues of the day in our nation’s Capital. The economy and the state of our massive budget deficit will certainly be on my mind and the minds of many others. For these important debates, the information supplied by our Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) will prove essential. Unfortunately Kevin Page, who has done a tremendous job in that post, has recently announced that he will not be seeking another mandate when his term expires in 2013.

One man or one person can make a difference. Martin Luther King lead a revolution in the United States that changed the way Black Americans were treated in the United States. He rallied the nation to make a change and inspired presidents, senators and congressional leaders to pass legislation that would treat all peoples equally.

There is a fever spreading across the Rainy River District and the only antidote will be administered on October 25, 2010 when the electorate casts their ballots.

It now only takes a few, simple steps for low- to middle-income residents in the Thunder Bay area to apply for the new, permanent Northern Ontario Energy Credit.

The Rainy River District School Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Anne Carradice to the position of Vice Principal of Donald Young and Nestor Falls schools effective August 23, 2010.

By Jim Ney
OHGC