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Rainbow board presents Next Stop: Grade 9 on Tuesday. LU students working with prof on book about forestry company. Sault Star journalists pick their top stories for the week ending Nov. 9. COVID-19 outbreak on 1B Unit over: Sault Area Hospital. Greater Sudbury to observe Remembrance Day Monday; most city services closed.
'Ontario’s most remote health infrastructure project,' goes ahead
Oct 7, 2024 · The Weeneebayko Area Health Authority (WAHA) and the Ontario government reached a key milestone on Friday, Oct. 4 in Ontario’s most remote health infrastructure project, the Weeneebayko Area Health Authority Redevelopment Project. Story continues below. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Ontario providing $2.1M to Northern College | The Daily Press
Oct 3, 2024 · The Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities provided $2,192,300 for Northern College in 2023-24 to modernize its facilities, tools and equipment. Story continues below. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Timmins MPP George Pirie’s office made the announcement in a Sept. 19 press release.
Le Centre Culturel La Ronde’s former building depicted in new …
Oct 9, 2024 · A new mural at Timmins’ francophone cultural centre pays homage to the era before the fire that consumed the building in 2015. “The mural is a tribute to the heart of our community—Le Centre Culturel La Ronde’s former building and all the moments we shared there,” said artist Amy-Médéa Chartier, who spent a month completing it.The work greets visitors to the new centre that that ...
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PHOTO: Citizen scientists ready for winter bird count. The Porcupine Horticultural Society listens to Roxane Filion explain how to monitor birds and other species with citizen science projects such as the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas and the iNaturalist app at the C.M. Shields library on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Fourth Annual Timmins Film Society gets rolling Nov. 7 – 10 at …
Nov 1, 2024 · The Fourth Annual Timmins Film Festival kicks off next Thursday, Nov. 7 through Sunday, Nov. 10, with an opening gala Friday night. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. All films are screened at Imagine Cinemas. Tickets are $12 per film, and include access to the gala Nov. 8 at the Timmins Museum.
GALLERY: Good news on the horizon for injury-riddled Rock
With a number of Rock players injured, sick, or injured and sick, there was some good news at practice this week, with the arrival of forward Dawson Boily from the OJHL’s Aurora Tigers. In addition, injured blue-liner Tenzin Nyman and forward Reece Liu were back on the ice, although wearing red non-contact jerseys.
'Largest Canada Carbon rebate yet' drops Tuesday
Oct 14, 2024 · In Ontario, $509.3 million is going to be returned to small and medium sized businesses for 2023-2024, Landry said. All major financial institutions will now start to clearly identify quarterly direct deposits of carbon tax rebate as the “Canada Carbon Rebate.”. “The government is taking real action to both fight climate change and put ...
Drastic measures may be required if province won’t fix highway
Sep 18, 2024 · Timmins Chief Administrative Officer Dave Landers provided an update during Tuesday's council meeting on efforts to convince the province to come up with the funding necessary to fix Highway 67/Municipal Road. Frustrations were echoed around the table as the state of the roadway was discussed. SCREEN CAPTURE jpg, TD, apsmc.
Ontario stonewalling marine conservation area, proponents say
Oct 11, 2024 · Martin says without Ontario's approval of a 20 km coastal buffer zone, their Mushkegowuk Marine Conservation Area will be 'very limited.'. NICOLE STOFFMAN/THE DAILY PRESS. A proposed marine conservation area in the James Bay and Hudson Bay Lowlands is being hindered without the support of the province, Mushkegowuk Grand Chief Leo Friday says.