Opinion

My Take on Snow Lake

Flin Flonners are known for two things. The first is their willingness to stay in a part of the world that on certain January mornings you’d swear was never intended for human habitation.

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter as I am still under the impression, after attending a couple of meetings with cottagers, that there are misconceptions over what the Flin Flon Fire Department can do to fight a fire outside Flin Flon if an agreem

As I stood on the sidewalk off Creighton’s Main Street earlier this summer, waiting to snap photos of the triumphant high school graduates who would soon march by, I was drawn into a conversation.

Trevor Miller Any budget the city comes up with has to balance present needs against future planning, just as a matter of responsible government.

A Royal Canadian Air Force airliner has completed its first delivery of military equipment to security forces in Iraq who are fighting the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).

“Labour Day 2014”

No one can deny that racism exists in the Flin Flon area. But nor can one refute that racism is often seen where none exists.

It’s time for a roundup of Snow-Lake-related news items. BacTech bacs out BacTech Environ-mental Corp. CEO Ross Orr has advised the Town of Snow Lake that there is a low probability of establishing a business in the community.

The City of Flin Flon has never, to my knowledge, claimed that securing a funding deal with area cottagers would remedy all of its financial woes.