An inspired Dryden GM Ice Dogs' squad doubled the Thunder Bay North Stars 4-2 last night in Game 4 of their best-of-seven SIJHL final at the Fort William Gardens.
The series is tied 2-2 heading into Game 5 tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Memorial Arena in Dryden.
Game 6 is slated for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. back in Thunder Bay.
Both Hudson Mann and Teagan Green were a force to be reckoned with for the Mighty Mustang youth wrestling program over the weekend at the Jaycees' state tournament in Grand Rapids, Mn.
Mann, who was born in Fort Frances but now lives in International Falls, claimed first place in the 120- to 130-pound division while Green, of the Falls, did the same in the 60- to 65-pound one.
Many consumers, without herb gardens of their own, will choose to purchase dried herbs more frequently than fresh ones due to cost and convenience.
Dried herbs are suitable for certain recipe applications, however, there are just as many recipes that would benefit from fresh ones.
The Fort Frances 15U Vipers girls' volleyball team continues to impress while participating in the Manitoba Volleyball Association.
Comprised of athletes from around the region, including seven from Fort Frances, two from Kenora, four from Atikokan, and one from Rainy River, the squad started practising after the NorWOSSA season had wrapped up.
As soon as Mother Nature shows some mercy and brings about nicer weather, you can bet local youths will be racing onto the soccer pitch to work on their skills.
The Fort Frances Youth Soccer program is here for those enthusiastic youngsters, and is expecting a joyous time for all those who will participate this season.
Ethan Carlson-Jourdain will represent Northern Ontario at the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships slated for May 5-12 in Membertou, N.S.
The Fort Frances native, a forward for the Kenora 'AAA' Thistles and who will be representing Couchiching First Nation, earned his spot on the Team Ontario North roster via tryouts over the course of the winter and spring.
Much like their male counterparts, the Muskie girls' soccer team has had a slower start in preparing for the upcoming season due to Old Man Winter lingering a little longer than wanted.
But that's done little to quash the excitement for the black-and-gold.
“I want everyone to have fun out there,” Muskie head coach Sara Roach said about her expectations for the campaign.
The Northern Storm 14U regional girls' hockey team went 2-1-1 en route to the championship at the “Battle by the Bay” tournament in Duluth, Mn. over the weekend.
Facing Machine Orange in Sunday's final, the Storm used a pair of second-period goals to eke out a 2-1 victory.
Autumn Cooper bulged the twine while the other Storm goal scorer was not identified.
With spring in the air, Ontario homeowners are eager to start seasonal landscaping and outdoor renovation projects.
As such, Ontario One Call is urging homeowners to call or click before you dig as part of “Dig Safe” month this April.
Safe digging is serious business. In fact, it's the law.
The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) has engaged an expert panel to examine, report on, and make recommendations about the relationships, structures, and policies that exist between the school and indigenous peoples.
