Kennedys claim Walleye Masters crown
June 21, 2017 - (0) commentsBy Chris Marchand It was a year of big weight at the 2017 Tbaytel Dryden Walleye Masters as anglers pushed the boundaries of what we think we know about the Wabigoon Chain of Lakes. Father and son team Darren and […]
Small town PRIDE: Inaugural event well supported
June 14, 2017 - (0) commentsBy Michael Christianson Dryden held its first ever Pride celebration in its over 100-year history on Saturday; for attendees and organizers it was a long time coming. It was a day for people from all walks of life to come […]
PHOTO FEATURE: All Hail the Mud People
June 07, 2017 - (0) commentsIntermittent rains softened up the picturesque spring landscape of the Eton-Rugby countryside nicely for teams of runners on a mission to commune with the rich soils of some of the district’s finest farm lands. Renamed the Joyce MacRae Memorial Backcountry […]
A Game Of Drones
May 31, 2017 - (0) commentsBy Chris Marchand A new program among high schools in the Keewatin-Patricia District School Board is giving new meaning to ‘teachers who drone on and on’. Members of the Dryden High School Robotics Club got together with their like-minded cohorts […]
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By Michael Christianson The Northwestern Health Unit hosted an event for seniors last Wednesday at their offices on Van Horne. “The point of the day today is to help people, especially the group 50 [...]
The Dryden Regional Health Centre elected Members of the Corporation and Officers of the Board at the Dryden Regional Health Centre for 2015-16 at its annual general meeting of the Corporation, June 17. Pictured [...]
By Michael Christianson The Dryden GM Ice Dogs were out raising money last Friday washing cars and cooking up some barbeque at Mirror Image on Scott Street. The event was the first of many [...]
By Michael Christianson Local media often asks you to call in when you have some news for us. That’s how this story begins and how a day of working at my desk quickly turned [...]
By Michael Christianson At the June 22 regular meeting of council Community and Development Services Manager Bob Cunningham presented a recommendation for a three-year agreement with the Dryden GM Ice Dogs for advertising opportunities [...]
By Dryden Observer Staff Canada is celebrating its 148th birthday on July 1 and there will lots of opportunities to get out and celebrate. Begin your day at the Dryden Legion for a pancake [...]
By Chris Marchand The surgeon who made Dryden a great place to get a knee or a hip replacement is hanging up his stethoscope. Dr. John Porter, the physician at the centre of the [...]
By Dryden Observer Staff Dryden’s downtown was partially closed for several hours on Wednesday morning. In the early morning hours of June 17 the Dryden Police Service was called to a residence on Arthur [...]
By Michael Christianson Greg Rickford commended local senator Lynn Beyak with regards to the Royal Assent of the Common Sense Firearms Licensing Act. The Act amends the Criminal Code and the Firearms Act. “A [...]
By Michael Christianson Dryden students got a look first hand at where food comes from. Students from St. Joseph’s, École catholique de l’Enfant-Jésus and Open Roads got to spend time at the newly constructed [...]
