Territorial Acknowledgement

The Town of Fort Frances respects and truly acknowledges that we are on Treaty Three territory, the traditional land of the Anishinaabe and the Métis Nation. We give gratitude and honour to the Ancestors, Elders, and all Anishinaabe and Métis People for sharing their resources and knowledge.

What’s Happening in Fort Frances

  • Proclamation: National Dental Care Day - October 10, 2026

    WHEREAS, oral health is an essential component of overall health and well-being, and access to preventative dental care and oral health education contributes to healthier individuals, families, and communities; and

    WHEREAS, National Dental Care Day is a Canadian public awareness initiative dedicated to promoting oral health education, preventative care, and equitable access to oral healthcare services, particularly for undeserved and vulnerable populations; and

  • Proclamation: Disability Employment Awareness Month October 2026

    WHEREAS, persons with disabilities contribute valuable skills, talents, and perspectives to workplaces and communities across Canada; and

    WHEREAS, accessible and inclusive employment practices help remove barriers and create equitable opportunities for everyone; and

    WHEREAS, employers, community organizations, and governments share a responsibility to advance disability inclusion and meaningful participation in the workforce; and

  • Job Posting: Casual Lifeguard/Instructor/Receptionist

  • Proclamation: National Truth and Reconciliation Week | September 25-30, 2026

     

    National Truth and Reconciliation Week

    September 25 – 30, 2026

    WHEREAS, The federal government has passed legislation to make September 30th a federal statutory holiday called the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This important day gives an opportunity for Canadians to learn more about the history of Residential Schools in Canada; and

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About Fort Frances

The Town of Fort Frances was incorporated in the year 1903, but we go back much further than that. Formerly called Lac La Pluie, the Town of Fort Frances resides on an area rich in history and culture. We are surrounded by the Rainy River, Rainy Lake, the Boundary Forest, farmland, First Nation land, and the United States of America. We are on the traditional land of the Anishinaabe people in Treaty #3 territory.

Bordering Fort Frances to the west is the municipality of Alberton, to the east is Couchiching First Nation, and south is the International Bridge which will take you to International Falls, Minnesota. While we no longer have our former Fort, we have a strong community waiting to welcome you, whether you want to live, work, play, visit, or just pass through here.

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