Queen’s Park Report – Mike Brown, MPP – Algoma-Manitoulin 2010 Budget Strengthens Northern Ontario Ontario is continuing to come to grips with the full impact of the global recession. Northern industries have faced significant challenges recently. The McGuinty [Read more]
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A CAPSULAR MOMENT HEAD LICE By David Bodunde,Rph Head lice are tiny whitish insects the size of a sesame seed. They live on the scalp and hair shaft of humans where they feed on blood and lay their eggs called nits. Usually head lice do not cause serious health problems, but they can be [Read more]
Mens' Open Hockey, sponsored all year by Manroc Developments Inc., ended in Manitouwadge Saturday; a group of about a dozen regulars and several more floaters attended the Recreation...VIDEO MAY NOT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ALL VIEWERS - VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED - PARENTAL DISCRETION IS STRONGLY [Read more]
TELUS turns out the lights and turns on the texts Earth Hour 2010 Canada TELUS supports WWF-Canada by turning out the lights and launching text-to-donate campaign World Wildlife Fund – Canada VANCOUVER Additionally, this Saturday night, TELUS and its team members will join tens of [Read more]
Bruce Hyer: Canadians to Send Message with Earth Hour MP’s landmark Climate Change Bill to face final showdown in House of Commons THUNDER BAY – Earth Hour is about much more than just saving electricity for an hour.” said Hyer “Last year, over 10 million Canadians voted with their [Read more]
WC Eaket High Reaches the Top! by Karina Hunter Northern Ontario Secondary School Reach for the Top senior and junior finals were held in Manitouwadge March 24th and 25th; competing teams included host Manitouwadge High School (MHS), WC Eaket High School (WCEHS) from Blind River and Elliot Lake [Read more]
LA DÉPUTÉE HUGHES APPUIE LE CRÉDIT D’IMPÔT POUR LES NOUVEAUX DIPLÔMÉS DES COMMUNAUTÉS RURALES Image de www.books4exchange.com OTTAWA Le projet de loi C‑288 modifiera la Loi de l’impôt sur le revenu afin d’accorder à tout nouveau diplômé qui s’installe dans une région [Read more]
HUGHES SUPPORTS TAX INCENTIVES FOR NEW GRADUATES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES Image from www.books4exchange.com. OTTAWA – Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing MP Carol Hughes stood in the House of Commons yesterday to indicate her support for a bill that would provide tax incentives to new college and [Read more]
Elementary school students smash with law enforcement by Karina Hunter The groups were brought together by game organizer Isobel Noble of the Manitouwadge/Marathon Youth Justice Committee to offer the sports enthusiasts the opportunity to form new alliances and friendships through their [Read more]
Mike Brown, M.P.P. Algoma-Manitoulin BROWN PLEASED THAT 2010 ONTARIO BUDGET OPENS NORTHERN ONTARIO TO NEW INVESTMENT AND JOBS Open Ontario Plan Will Enhance Job Creation And Economic Growth In The North The 2010 Ontario Budget Opens Northern Ontario QUEEN’S PARK “Families and communities [Read more]
White Nose Syndrome Detected In Ontario Bats McGuinty Government Continues To Monitor Hibernation Sites The first case of bats with white nose syndrome in Ontario has been confirmed in the Bancroft–Minden area. There is no known human health risk associated with this syndrome; however the [Read more]
MP Bruce Hyer speaks on International Day for the Elimination of Discrimination OTTAWA – Bruce Hyer, MP spoke in support of a new Northwestern Ontario Immigration Portal, launched at the Italian Cultural Centre in Thunder Bay today after multicultural festivities and a community breakfast in [Read more]
Dubreuilville Council Spring Cleaning The Corporation of the Township of Dubreuilville held their monthly council meeting March 24th; among the topics on the agenda were: § Annual Report On Mayor and Council Expenses and Remunerations For the year 2009 § Report from the Director Of [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE PUBLIC SCHOOL Recently our front entrance and storage room have been loaded with treasures from all over town. For some time now our school has been the drop-off site for Manitouwadgeians to leave their ‘unwanted’ clothing and miscellaneous items. These items are picked up [Read more]
