By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

The first federal dollars for the pulp and paper industry in some time have finally been approved by the government and are ready to flow. Word of this assistance came with the announcement that AbitibiBowater is eligible for up to $33 million in funds related to its mill operations in Fort Frances and Thunder Bay.

By Jack Elliott
Correspondent

Something was wrong at the debating table at the Bakery in Drizzle Creek. Moose was missing.

By Al Lowe
Contributor

Letter to the Editor:
Thank you for allowing me this space in your paper.
Re; Rifle Range

TORONTO – Ontario’s most vulnerable children and families, served by their local Children’s Aid Societies (CASs), will experience the impact of funding cuts this fiscal year, unless the governme

Confusion

As the temperatures climbed on Sunday many people, including myself, took advantage to get some yard work done.

By Ken Johnston
Editor

Last week was Co-op Week in Canada and to mark its role in it, the Northern Lights Credit Union in Rainy River celebrated Credit Union Day on Thursday.

By Ken Johnston
Editor

Last Thursday Rainy River High School students watched a movie that is hoped will have a major impact on them.