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Maggie’s Wake to launch Tour de Fort season next week – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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Following the cancellation of September’s Sass Jordan concert due to health concerns, Tour de Fort will kick off the 2026-27 season on Oct. 5 with folk roots band Maggie’s Wake. The Times spoke to fiddle player Lindsay Schindler, who discussed the band’s origin. “Maggie’s Wake began in about 2022; it came out of a previous band that I was playing in called Rant Maggie Rant,” she said. “That band was wrapping up in 2021, and we had a final tour and invited Tara Dunphy as one of our guests for tha
Northwestern communities essentially unanimous on sticking with daylight saving time – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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Following a special meeting of Fort Frances Town Council, the town passed a resolution to permanently adopt central daylight time (CDT) if the measure gains approval, in line with the province of Manitoba. A special meeting of council was called to examine the proposed resolution, which reads as follows: “That council support the Town of Fort Frances moving to observe daylight saving time permanently, should the majority of Northwestern Ontario municipalities and First Nation communities agree t
Fall back or stay put? Council to hold special meeting Friday to discuss end of time change – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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Fort Frances Town Council will meet Friday afternoon to discuss the potential elimination of the biannual clock change for daylight time. According to an email from Fort Frances Clerk Chelsea Greig, no vote will take place at Friday’s meeting, but the foundation may be laid for such a vote in the weeks ahead, as the Nov. 1 clock change looms. “We won’t be passing a by-law at this upcoming Special Meeting,” Greig wrote. “Due to the Town of Fort Frances pausing regular council meetings in October
Clock ticking on time change in northwestern Ontario – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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On Sept. 17 the Province of Manitoba announced that it would be permanently adhering to Daylight Saving Time, prompting Kenora-Rainy River MPP Greg Rickford to gather municipal and First Nations leaders across the region for a meeting. In a statement issued across his social media pages, Rickford said he understands that this raises questions across his riding and others in the region who are close to the Manitoba border. “As we have learned today, Manitoba will move to permanent daylight saving
Fort Frances vote to be conducted online, via telephone, assistance to be available – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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Polling for the October 26 municipal election in Fort Frances will use similar technology to previous years, with polls being open for about nine days. Municipal Clerk for the Town of Fort Frances Chelsea Greig said that residents will have lots of time to vote. “Online voting will start on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 10 a.m. Central time and then it will end Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m.” She said. “It will be online and telephone voting, plus some in-person voting. Residents can expect in the coming da
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