Opinion

We all face hardship in one way or another. Some may have tougher obstacles than others, but regardless of the differences, we all share a universal human connection in the fact that we all must face challenges.

It’s a question that respected publications, brainy academics and caring teachers have all tried to answer: Why do girls do better in school than boys? The Winnipeg Free Press confirms the existence of a “school gender gap” in which girls academicall

Although we have been experiencing hot weather into September, cooler weather is in the forecast, so this is a good time to have a good look at your lawn and plan for its fall care.

Should Flin Flon city council have more input into how the provincial government spends dollars in and around the community? Mayor Cal Huntley thinks so.

Dear Editor, I am as concerned as anyone to read about the impact that the physician shortage is having on health care in Snow Lake (“Physician assistant in for vacationing doctor,” The Reminder, August 23).

Clunky footsteps rhythmically approach like bored fingers tapping on a desk. A hand grips the chain dangling from the darkness above the cold, rigid chair. A yank. A click. And then a glaring light.

Dear Editor, Here’s a bit of an ironic story you may be interested in.

Sometime within the next year or so, Cal Huntley will have an important decision to make.

Dear Editor, I’ve got so many things bugging me right now. The June bear shooting near École McIsaac School was just wrong.

Proud Flin Flonners point out that our community offers many advantages to current and prospective residents, from high-wage jobs to quality schools and services.