Allan Bradbury is a reporter for Fort Frances Times Ltd, focusing on local news in Ontario, Canada, specifically in the Fort Frances area. With a keen interest in community events, sports, business, and local government, Allan aims to keep readers informed about the happenings in their town and provide insightful reporting on various topics.
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Allan's focus is on local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in Canada. His interest in covering local businesses, community events, and sports indicates he may be interested in stories that highlight the unique character of Fort Frances and its residents.
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Parts are being installed and the ice plant in the ‘52 Canadians rink at the Memorial Sports Centre should be undergoing testing over the next week or so.
Following offseason improvements, the Rainy Lake Nordic Ski Club is hoping for a snowier year on the trails.
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The Fort Frances Lakers are seven points ahead of the Red Lake Miners in the SIJHL standings and two players were named in the league's three stars again as they took on second overall Sioux Lookout Bombers last weekend.
By: Allan Bradbury
Around 3 p.m. on Tuesday, December 3, the Fort Frances Fire Department responded to a call at Walmart in Fort Frances concerning a worrying smell. Later that evening the department responded to a multi-vehicle collision on the Noden Causeway.
By: Allan Bradbury
When former Fort Frances resident Kevin Kozar passed away last June, it was a blow to the KC Minor Hockey Association in Thunder Bay. This year, they renamed their pre-Christmas hockey tournament after the association's former president.
By: Allan Bradbury
After planning began before the COVID-19 pandemic, an Indigenous and Métis heritage space has opened at La Verendrye Hospital in Fort Frances.
By: Allan Bradbury
After being up for sale for a few years, Wood's Quality Bakery in Rainy River has changed hands with former owner Sharilyn Wood officially retiring as of Nov. 8
By: Allan Bradbury
After a successful first year, the Fort Frances Lakers AAA minor hockey program has decided to expand to more age groups this year.
The Fort Frances Lakers have enjoyed a much better first half of the season this year over last and they hope to keep up the pace after the break.
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