‘Northern Ontario Headlines’ Information

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Well, school hadn’t even started yet and the guys who are this year’s Manitouwadge High School Junior Volleyball team were already pacticing every day. The junior team looks great again this year; northshore teams – lookout – NSSSAA is already in their sights! It did seem [Read more]

For all the details on this construction project, visit http://www.karinahunter.com/?p=5300 I went out to the Black River bridge yesterday afternoon (august 26) to see how things were progressing and wether it was possible to cross if necessary. The photos below give a look at where the work is at, [Read more]

   News Release /Communiqué    Mike Brown, M.P.P. Algoma-Manitoulin For Immediate Release – August 21, 2009  BROWN ANNOUNCES EASIER REGISTRATION OF NEWBORNS McGuinty Government Helps Parents Save Time and Money   QUEEN’S PARK – Mike Brown, MPP, Algoma-Manitoulin is pleased that [Read more]

Alright, this photo was just too precious to keep to myself. Emeraude loves these curlers as they are foam and she can sleep with them so that in the morning I just take them out and she’s ready to go. [Read more]

While at the beach yesterday I went a little crazy snapping photos of some birds walking at the water’s edge and fishing. Originally I believed that I was snapping photos of Sandpipers, thankfully a local bird enthusiast, Tammie Hache was helpful in clarifying that these are actually juvenile [Read more]

Click here to download a PDF Flyer with schedule/information for the 24th Annual Pic Mober First Nation PowWow – http://www.karinahunter.com/wp-content/PicMobert_PowWow_2009.pdf [Read more]

Another evening of fun during our campout at White Lake Provincial Park. The kids had to be tough to play on this day because while the sun looks beautiful, it had done little to warm the water! Lloyd’s friend Robyn had not planned to go into the water but I think the girls started throwing [Read more]

White Lake is awesome, no surprise, it seems to get better every year.  This morning (Sunday) Lloyd & I, with the help of his friend Brady put up a tarp above the front door of the camper. Preventative measures that we might have a place to take off boots and gear when it’s raining, [Read more]

Our Lady of Lourdes 2009 Graduation  Submitted to The Echo, June 26th, 2009 | Ammended to article Manitouwadge Graduations submitted to the Chronicle Journal, June 30th, 2009. by Karina Hunter Tuesday, June 23rd, grade 8 students of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School, marked the end of their [Read more]

  2009 Graduations in Manitouwadge by Karina Hunter  A week of graduation ceremonies culminated Thursday, June 25th at Manitouwadge High School with 20 students receiving their Ontario Secondary School Diplomas and 3 more students receiving Manitouwadge High School Diplomas. In the days leading [Read more]

Title: Port-a-cath removal Location: Sault District Hospital Description: Going to Sault Ste. Marie (unsure yet of how) to have my port-a-cath removed by Dr.S who originally placed it Start Date: 2009-06-24 End Date: 2009-06-25 This appointment  never happened. Darrell was visiting and would have [Read more]

Information regarding B12 supplementation. I have not looked at most of the links and do not endorse them, use common sense and always speak to your doctor before taking medication (even vitamins) as they could have side effects or interactions you are not aware of. E-vitaminb12.com – e [Read more]

Page A4 in today’s (June 29th) Chronicle Journal, my article about the Thunder Bay District Health Unit’s Turn off the Screens Week, OPP Bike Rodeo in Manitouwadge finally printed :). Pick up a copy and do district health nurse, Jackie Jung’s “Egg Experiment” for your [Read more]

While at Sunday Service some weeks ago I heard God’s voice. He wanted me to cover an event that was being held in Marathon, Christ’s Day. I will be writting an article about that soon, it was an amazing day and so many were helped, blessed by God’s work through those who would [Read more]