By Timothy Borsema United Beef Club Our fourth meeting was held at Neil and Angela Haw’s house on June 27, 2016. Our President Hayden Haw called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Read more...

By Gary Sliworsky OMAFRA Rep. Nitrate is the form of nitrogen that plant roots take up from the soil. It is transported to the leaves where it is eventually converted into protein. When plants are stressed or injured this process is interrupted and excess nitrates accumulate. Drought, hot dry winds, hail or frost can result in high nitrate levels. Even cool, cloudy weather can cause the problem. Read more...

Wow! Where do I start? First off I have to say thank you from Kim and I to all who attended our big day on July 23rd! We were overwhelmed by all the family and friends who came and had a great time at Norway Beach Recreation Area! It was a very emotional day, with many tears of joy shed! Read more...

Tragically the family announces the sudden passing of John King 38, of Lake of The Woods Twp, ON on July 17, 2016 in Rainy River, ON.

By Joey Payeur, Fort Frances Times

Troy Norman and Jay Samsal came across the biggest threats to their lead, did a 180-degree turn, and pointed their bow elsewhere.
It wasn’t a sign of fear but respect. And by the end of the day Saturday, their integrity—along with fantastic fishing skills—were rewarded handsomely. Read more...

Linda Patricia Armstrong (Nee Govier)
After attending hundreds of meetings in her lifetime Linda Armstrong has gone to the biggest meeting of them all. Linda has gone to meet with the Lord.

News Release Don Rusnak, Member of Parliament for Thunder Bay—Rainy River, on behalf of the Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, and Minister responsible for FedNor, today announced an investment of $836,357 in support of three projects in the Fort Frances region... Read more...

By Melanie Mathieson Gardening Guru It is true that weeds and unwanted plants are present in almost every garden, but there are some ways to control weeds without them getting out of hand and taking over the garden. With some patience diligence and some early attack methods you’ll soon be keeping weeds at bay and enjoying the later part of the season a little more ‘weed free’. Read more...

Letter to the Editor,