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Legion Chat: Everyone had a good time at Octoberfest

By Walter Wagner
President

Library Corner: "Book or treat" at RR Library

By Michael Dawber
Librarian/CEO

This Halloween, kids can Book-or-Treat at the Rainy River Public Library!
On October 31, the library will be giving away new books for your family.

Managing the late fall garden

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

Shock and Awe

By Jack Elliott
Contributor

Time to identify candidates for culling

By Gary Sliworsky
OMFA/MRA Rep.

This is the time of year to review your cow inventory and identify candidates for culling. Following are some culling tips.

The Bufflehead - or is it the Butterball?

By Al Lowe
Contributor

The Bufflehead is a very small duck, with the males weighing a pound and females still smaller.

Unfair revenue tools proposed

On September 18, the Premier announced the creation of a Transit Investment Strategy Advisory Panel. According to the Ontario government’s news release, the purpose of the panel is to recommend “ways to fund public transit across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA)” by meeting “with stakeholders and residents in the GTHA to get input on Metrolinx’s recommendations.” The panel has also been given the mandate to look at other options to fund public transit and will report back to the government.

So much of what we do is recorded

What do we know about ourselves? Even before we are born, medical records are being created about our well-being. From scrapes, and fractures, to colds, sniffles, tonsils, everything goes into our files. As adults, pregnancies, weight, and other afflictions are added along with x-rays, CT scans and surgeries.
Paralleling those records, schools gather information about us from the first day of Junior Kindergarten through to high school graduation. If we play athletics, then our participation in hockey, swimming, figure skating, curling, bowling etc. is recorded.

Veteran's tea set for Nov. 3rd

By Gladys Yeo
Legion Ladies Aux.

The Science behind the Colours of Fall Leaves

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

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