In the Community

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will be front and centre during the Flin Flon Bombers' Saturday night home game. The club will wear special commemorative uniforms, welcome back a former captain and raise money for an Indigenous charity.

With a new season of winter activities already underway, work is continuing at the Whitney Forum to make it easier for people to come in and watch.

Celebration delayed for two months due to COVID-19

Former Flin Flon Bomber Reid Robertson has continued to make an impact on the school where he served as a mentor.

The second Flin Flon luncheon of the fall season was held at the Viscount Gort Hotel on Friday, Nov. 2 with 65 guests in attendance for a roast beef dinner in the Viscount Room on the second floor of the hotel.

To celebrate National Newspaper Week, The Reminder asked you to share your stories of working as a paper carrier for this or any other publication.

Diane Therien knew she made a mistake. Having dropped out of Hapnot Collegiate after grade 10, she found herself stuck in a low-paying job as a waitress. “I needed to do something,” recalls Therien.

Residents living with an ongoing health problem are invited to Get Better Together (GBT). The free six-week program, offered by the Northern Health Region beginning in late February, will help participants learn to manage their symptoms – and more.

Flin Flon Seniors Contract Bridge, Jan. 4: Nayda Maximchuk, first, 3150; Jean Wright, second, 2710. Ladies’ Spades, Jan. 17: Denise Rose, first, 861; Vasti Lamb, second, 845; Dot Hammel, third, 845; Phyllis McKenzie, low, 577. Men’s Spades, Jan.

Flin Flon Seniors Contract Bridge, Jan. 4: Amby Brecht, first, 4570; Jean Wright, second, 3470. Ladies’ Spades, Jan. 10: Ann Hardy, first, 744; Pearl Wright, second, 729; June Hoglander, third, 701; Denise Rose, low, 471. Men’s Spades, Jan.