Ken Kellar is a reporter and photographer for Fort Frances Times Ltd, focusing on local news and events in Ontario, Canada, particularly in the Fort Frances area. With a keen eye for capturing the essence of the community, Ken covers a range of topics, including community events, fundraisers, local history, and social issues impacting the region.
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Ken Kellar's articles mainly focus on local community events, fundraising activities, and awareness campaigns. The coverage largely centers around entertainment news, education, culture & society, family & relationships, and agriculture & farming.
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Work has completed on a building in Fort Frances that aims to provide help and hope to those struggling with myriad difficulties in the community.
By: Ken Kellar
A new intersection could be on the way for drivers in Fort Frances, which could help to relieve traffic congestion in the centre of town.
By: Ken Kellar
The Town of Fort Frances will pay the OPP more than $3.4-million for their services in 2025, an increase of nearly $740,000 in additional uncontrollable costs to the municipality.
Two health care advocate organizations are pushing back against health care emergencies by way of a giant Trojan Horse.
Police in Fort Frances will cost the town more than $285,000 a month for services in 2025.
By: Ken Kellar
The draft for a new town policy covering special events is heading back to administration for further adjustment after council provided feedback to ensure parades in town aren't negatively affected.
By: Ken Kellar
The Town of Fort Frances' newest councillor will gain their seat by appointment, with the very structure of council itself potentially looking different in the near future.
By: Ken Kellar
Council has decided to go ahead with the design phase of a potential roundabout in Fort Frances, though larger concerns still linger.
Coun. Steven Maki said he would vote for the appointment process over a by-election, as he did when council was tasked with filling former councillor David Kircher’s seat following his resignation this May.
By: Ken Kellar
Council members brought forth some reservations about particular passages in that appendix, which they felt could have a significant impact on those who organize parades throughout the year, as well as the residents who enjoy them.
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