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Area skiers compete at OFSAA - Vimarsana News

Area skiers compete at OFSAA

High school skiers from northwestern Ontario were shutout from the medal podium at the Ontario Federation of S...

How a high school student in Ignace turned a Christmas present into Nordic skiing success - Vimarsana News

How a high school student in Ignace turned a Christmas present into Nordic skiing success

Gavin Berube just started skiing this past Christmas, but within weeks he was winning an Ontario high school provincial championship.

Source: cbc.ca
Local sports for Monday, February 27th - Vimarsana News

Local sports for Monday, February 27th

The final of the NorWOSSA boys hockey championship will be decided tonight. The Beaver Brae Broncos take on th...

Source: ckdr.net
Volunteers Spend Afternoon Cleaning North Country Trail in St. Ignace - Vimarsana News

Volunteers Spend Afternoon Cleaning North Country Trail in St. Ignace

9 & 10 News April 8, 2021 The group cleaned up parts of the North Country Trail in St. Ignace along Cheeseman Road. The organizer graduated from St. Ignace High School in 1983.   He just retired from Google in California a couple weeks ago and came back to the area. This week, he rode his bike on the trail and noticed all the litter. That’s when he decided to take action. “It takes a few of us and we can actually do something about it and there is maybe some momentum around it that people may think twice before they use our trails as a dumping ground.    This is only three days planni...

Ignace Alumni Shares Her Love Of Curling - Vimarsana News

Ignace Alumni Shares Her Love Of Curling

Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR Feb 17, 2021 5:33 AM For Ignace Alumni Sabena Islam, curling isn’t just a sport, it’s become a lifestyle. Originally from Pakistan, her parents came to Northwestern Ontario more than 50 years ago with new opportunities and adventures in mind – curling included. She was first introduced to the sport at the Ignace High-school, which quickly grew into bigger events like the Tim Hortons Briers and Scotties Tournament of Hearts. You could say that Sabena’s experience with the Canadian sport has come full circle, “Now, more than 50 years after my parents came to...

Source: ckdr.net