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Death by a thousand cuts

This week I want share some of my observations about how the HST is already hitting our wallets and also address some concerns regarding a national news story that my offices have received some calls about.

Fishing for fun

It is almost a year since I participated as an angler in the Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship. I hope that I could say that I am a better fisher person for the experience, but I cannot truthfully say that.
My partner last year John Maffei has had years of experience tournament fishing across the province and without his expertise and judgment, I doubt that I would have had any success. John is an unflappable angler and had more patience with me than one could imagine.

Hot for hostas

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

Library offers free summer programs

By Michael Dawber
Assist. Librarian

Kids and parents can enjoy free programs all summer long at the Rainy River Public Library!

That tasty Lake Trout

By Al Lowe
Contributor

What did they actually achieve?

With the G8-G20 summits now behind us it is worth taking a moment to see what exactly was accomplished over those three expensive days of meetings.

Don't bag your grass clippings

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

A small operation

By Jack Elliott
Contributor

We were sitting around discussing tackling the latest upcoming spring supper with its expected piles of culinary delights.

What is rotational grazing?

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAFRA Rep.

What is rotational grazing? Jack Kyle, Grazier Specialist with OMAFRA gives his explanation.

The Wood Duck is a bird of many colours

By Al Lowe
This is a little duck. It is also a duck of many colours, and it has a crested head. It also nests in trees. Not entirely an oddball, but maybe not too far from it.

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