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Candidate Profile: Gary Cousineau – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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About a decade ago, the board of a 90-unit condominium complex in Calgary was presented with a plan to replace its cedar shake roofs at an estimated $1.5 million. Gary Cousineau, its longtime president, went looking for another option. He says he found cedar shake specialists who return every five years to repair the roofs and guarantee them for five more, at a cost of $40,000 to about $50,000 per visit. The roofs, by his account, have not needed replacing since. Cousineau, a first-time candidat
Candidate Profile: Steven Maki for councillor – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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For incumbent Councillor Steven Maki, the question at the centre of many municipal decisions is a straightforward one: what is the town getting for its money? If voters send him back to council on Oct. 26, he already knows where he’ll start. “If I’m re-elected, I will, at the very first council meeting, put a notice of motion forward to direct administration to go ahead with the traffic light scenario,” Maki told The Times. In May, council voted to build a roundabout at the Central Avenue inters
Candidate Profile: Kathy McKenzie for councillor – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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For Kathy McKenzie, the decision to run for Fort Frances council grew out of a sense that the town has stopped moving forward—with Sunny Cove providing the final impetus. “Sunny Cove really, really pushed me to run,” McKenzie said. When council walked back its decision to sell the former youth camp in July, she thought: “Now’s my chance to get on council and try to save Sunny Cove.” McKenzie is one of five challengers, alongside four incumbents, for six council seats on Oct. 26. Her platform put
Free legal help for seniors coming to Fort Frances – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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Advocacy North for Elders and Seniors will be bringing free legal information and one-on-one advice to Fort Frances later this month, with stops at the Fort Frances Public Library Technology Centre (FFPLTC) and the Fort Frances Senior Centre. Lawyer Megan Stuckey will give a presentation at the library at 10 a.m. on Sept. 28, before offering private legal advice from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The session will focus heavily on wills and powers of attorney, two of the issues Stuckey said most commonly bri
Newcomer Legal Clinic bringing immigration support to Fort Frances – Fort Frances Times (opens the original)
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A legal clinic that specializes in helping newcomers across Northwestern Ontario navigate the immigration system will set up shop at the Fort Frances Public Library & Technology Centre (FFPLTC) next week, part of a tour marking its fifth anniversary. The Newcomer Legal Clinic, based in Thunder Bay, will run an information booth at the library on Wednesday, Sept. 16, from noon to 7 p.m., and Thursday, Sept. 17, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Staff will hand out information about the clinic’s services, ru
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