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We would like to thank all hospital staff members at Meno Ya Win for the care we received while welcoming our new addition. Your compassion and professionalism
was exemplary.
Much appreciation is also due to the staff at Hugh Allen Clinic and Remedy s..
I was up early this morning... usually am, but today was a special one.
At 5 a.m. I could see a fresh overnight accumulation of a half inch of snow covering the deck and the trees and my old Ford sitting white in the driveway. Oh, boy! I can hardly...
Ashley Beardy, Dylan Crann, Rose Mckay and Marvin Topacio answer this week s question of the week.
Photo submitted by Nella Forrest From November 14, 2001 Edition
On behalf of Nancy Roy and myself THANK YOU, THANK YOU for all of the donations for the renewal project of the murals on the Legion wall. We have over exceeded the amount of money that was required for this project. We are now discussing a further...
The pandemic has impacted much of our normal way of living, including our customary way of commemoration on Remembrance Day. The Edwin Switzer Memorial Sioux Lookout Legion remains closed and unable to host the typical annual gathering and ceremony...
For the first time this October 15th, the Municipal Child Care Centres participated in Global Handwashing Day - an advocacy initiative through The Global Handwashing Partnership. With the current COVID-19 Pandemic s second wave approaching, and with...
Matt Roberts, Serena Fiddler, Jonah McDonald and Ann McDonald answer this week s Question of the Week!
Sioux Lookout Figure Skating Club skaters in a photo identified as 1st Cathy Carpenter, SLFSC, 2nd Sherry Gilbert, SLFSC, 3rd Lynn Gilbert. Circa 1975
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I am a historian working on a story about Richard and Nan Morenus, a couple from New York City who, in 1940, bought what is now known as Winoga Lodge Island on Abram Lake. The couple lived there for about six years.
Richard later wrote a book, Crazy..
Morning shore brunch was a world of sunshine, bubbling gently and frothing slightly in a cast iron pan atop our big camp heat stove.
Friend Kai stopped by the evening before for tea and a pleasant visit as he boated home from a short fishing excursion.
Nathalie Bedard, Vicki Quedent, Corey Singleton and Mary Genaille answer this week s question of the week!
Photo labelled as Sioux Lookout s Firehall in 1934, along side is Tony Prior s house.
Read the top stories from Wednesday, October 27, 2004!
Sometimes just okay is pretty special.
Today s ride across the lake to camp under a gloomy sky brought searing tears to the eyes challenging fall s chill.
Bailey Gravelle, Gloria Beaver, Lorna Singleton and Scott Malcolm answer this week s Question of the Week.
Summer of 1938, Building of Frog Rapids Bridge.
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On behalf of Canadian Mental Health Association Fort Frances Branch, we would like to thank Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla and the Sioux Lookout Bulletin for the article Mental Illness Awareness Week Breaking Societal Stigma (Oct. 14th edition).
The Sioux Lookout Legion remains closed for events and to the general public due to the Covid-19 outbreak, but that doesn t mean the activity has stopped.
Whoosh... the leaves are nearly gone.
Actually they aren t all gone yet, but should be by end of the day. When we arrived at camp they were blasting through the air like a snow blizzard in December. The wind should howl louder today than it did Friday.
Elaine Elliott, Harmony Chawrun, Michael Chawrun and Kirsten Kokopenace-Beardy answer this week s Question of the Week!