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Candidate profile: Anthony Andrusco for councillor – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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Born and raised in Fort Frances, Anthony Andrusco is running with plans to bring a fresh perspective to his hometown’s council and a desire to help build a stronger future. Everyone who gets involved with local politics does so for their own reasons, and the tipping point for Andrusco in making the decision to throw his hat in the ring came from his own safety concerns related to the lack of a sidewalk on his street. As a family man, Andrusco said he feels discomfort every time his kids are in h
Seven Generations’ Fall Harvest event teaches traditional food gathering and reinforces treaty rights – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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Seven Generations Education Institute (SGEI) hosted its annual two-day Fall Harvest celebration last week. In a grassy field filled with the smell of fresh bannock and the rhythm of the drum circle, history and civics classes of district schools learned treaty rights and practices through cultural demonstrations. According to SGEI educator Robert Horton, who helped coordinate the event, the Fall Harvest experience at SGEI is aimed at teaching about Treaty #3, the rights of the people in its terr
Community kindness always helpful to Best for Kitty – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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With new groups of furry friends constantly dropping into Best for Kitty, the organization is always dependent on assistance from the community to continue its mission of housing cats. Best for Kitty is a Fort Frances-based non-profit registered charity dedicated to feline rescue. The organization has been operated by a small group of volunteers since 2020 and is focused on finding permanent homes for stray or abandoned cats after they have received vaccinations, spaying or neutering, de-worming
Council roundup: Home business signs, lifeguard recruitment challenges, recovery organization visiting town – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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Council unanimously opposed a request from a Fort Frances resident to allow for a sign on town property adjacent from their personal property to advertise a home-based business. The request came in a letter that was put before councillors during last night’s meeting of Fort Frances town council. The letter stated the signage is to both help in promoting the individual’s personal business, as well as to indicate the operating location so as not to cause issues with traffic or pedestrian safety. C
Wiersema family reunion raises $8,000 for Rainy River Health Centre – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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For the Wiersemas, reunions with the entire extended family are a tradition, and part of that tradition is raising money for their community. This year, they broke their own record by raising $8,000 for the Rainy River Health Centre. Jan and Froukje Wiersema first moved from the Netherlands to Canada in 1952, where they temporarily situated themselves—along with most of their 16 children—as they got their footing in a new country. The next year, they purchased a farm in Barwick and quickly becam
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