Candidate profiles for the upcoming provincial election...

By Joey Payeur
Staff writer

Bill Godin and Ralph Galusha took the lead after Day of the 13th-annual Emo Walleye Classic.
They weren’t about to give it back.

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAF/MRA Rep.

Following is part 2 of an article by Jack Kyle, Grazier Specialist, OMAF / MRA on steps you can take to optimize pasture performance on your farm.

Composting is a fairly easy process. A successful and active compost should smell like fresh dirt and nothing else, so if it smells like something other than fresh dirt then you may attract unwanted pests and you need to look through the following guidelines to amend the compost situation.
First pick a spot for your composter like a corner in or near the garden in close proximity to where you will use the soil. As you are able to compost all year round, place the composter where you will have easy access to it once it snows.

About two weeks ago I wrote a column on a new information sharing initiative between Canada and the United States, the ‘Entry/Exit Initiative of the Perimeter Security and Economic Competitiveness A

The provincial election will be held on June 12. Already the advance polls are open and the voting is underway.

Finally the weather broke and our first camping trip of the season arrived this past weekend!
We were excited to get out and enjoy Mother Nature and all her splendor.

News Release

A new author from Sioux Lookout, Ontario is happy to announce the launch of his new children’s book, "My Dad, the Snow Plow Man."

By Carolee Hogue
RR Hosp. Aux.

President Joyce opened the meeting with our Auxiliary Prayer.

By Ken Johnston
Editor

It has been a good ride/walk for the past few summers! The Northwestern Health Unit’s Hike it or Bike it Challenge is back again, but in a bigger way!