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How to deal with Fungus Gnats

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

Mud puddles

By Jack Elliott
Contributor

Advantages to including legume content in pastures

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAF/MRA Rep.

The haunting call of the Common Loon

By Al Lowe
Contributor

The cry of the Loon that haunting call, coming across the lake in the evening. No sound represents Northern Ontario better.

We will fight to save CBC

This week was a tough one in Ottawa as the Fair Elections Act battle heated up in committee, huge job cuts at the CBC were announced, and Canada lost one of its best parliamentarians.

Travel can teach youth so much

This past weekend I was discussing the value of travel in young people’s education with parents from Kenora and Dryden. It is interesting to note that the current generation of young people are more informed, more mobile and more adventurous than previous generations.
When I was growing up the big trip that I remember was travelling west to Saskatchewan to visit relatives of both my mother and father. After that, the only experience I had was travelling with the Muskies to the Centennial tournament in Sudbury in 1967.
Our family focused our vacations in the district.

Legion Chat: Spring has Sprung

By Walter Wagner
President

McInnes Creek Chapel News

Submitted by
Rebecca Wood

Eleven members of the McInnes Creek Chapel Board met on March 30 at the home of Rebecca Wood.
Able Chairman Bob Locking brought the meeting to order.

Siberian Irises

By Melanie Mathieson
The Gardening Guru

Is it really Spring?

By Jack Elliott
Contributor

After a few fits and starts maybe spring is here or at least we are on the cusp of it… I hope.

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