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A history lesson

I have spent the weekend reading through the decision of Mr. Justice J.S. Fregeau who presided over the trial of Couchiching FN et al v AG Canada Et Al. I didn’t attend any of the court hearings, which lasted from February 19 through March 28, 2013, and I am now kicking myself for skipping them.
Justice Fregeau decision is a lesson in history going back to before Confederation and focusing on the development of the Rainy River district. It is a case involving the creation and purpose of Agency 1 land known as Pither’s Point Park.

Abattoir offers new cull cow prices

Submitted by
Kim Jo Bliss

The Rainy River Regional Abattoir Board has been working on a way to get producers more money for their cull cows.

334 birds observed in Backyard Bird Count

By Justin Wagner
RR Rec. Board Staff

Positioning and planting roses

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

Now that you have selected and purchased the roses the next steps are to determine their location and prep the soil for planting.

It's only chemistry!

By Jack Elliott
Contributor

Trying different times of the year for calving

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAF/MRA Rep.

The calving season in our part of the world has traditionally been in the early spring or late winter.

The Catbird makes a distict "meow" call

By Al Lowe
Contributor

Veterans Affairs Critic visits riding

This week was a busy which saw me host a pair of town hall meetings on veterans’ affairs in Thunder Bay and Fort Frances as the NDP began our push for public consultations on the so-called “Fair E

In support of Spring Bear Hunt

Dear Editor:
Some northern Ontario communities are on the brink of experiencing a spring bear hunt for the first time in 15 years.

Winter just can't last all the way to July

Will Spring ever come?
People are worn down. Some are crabby and the consensus seems to be, "It better get here sooner, rather than later!"

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