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Mount Neverest Challenge Continues

Mount Neverest Challenge Continues

SCHREIBER/TERRACE BAY/ROSSPORT, ON – The North Shore Family Health Team, the Schreiber Recreation Department and the Terrace Bay Recreation Department are pleased with the participation in our Mount Neverest Activity  Challenge.  Activities to date include, Boxercise, Weight Training, [Read more]

Déclaration concernant un incident en milieu de travail qui a eu lieu hier dans une mine de Sudbury

Déclaration concernant un incident en milieu de travail qui a eu lieu hier dans une mine de Sudbury

La nouvelle selon laquelle deux hommes ont succombé aux blessures qu’ils ont subies à la mine Stobie de Vale à Sudbury est absolument bouleversante. Nous offrons nos sincères sympathies aux familles, aux amis et aux collègues de ces hommes. Le ministère du Travail a immédiatement [Read more]

A Statement Concerning Yesterday’s Workplace Incident At A Sudbury Mine

A Statement Concerning Yesterday’s Workplace Incident At A Sudbury Mine

The news that two men have succumbed to injuries suffered at Vale’s Stobie Mine in Sudbury is absolutely heartbreaking. Our deepest sympathies go to the families, friends and co-workers of these men. The Ministry of Labour has launched an immediate investigation into this workplace incident. [Read more]

TOtS Week Events A SUCCESS – DAY 3 – Can’t Rain Us Out!

TOtS Week Events A SUCCESS – DAY 3 – Can’t Rain Us Out!

MANITOUWADGE, ON – Turn Off the Screens Week continued in Manitouwadge yesterday with DAY 3.  Though Fun with Seniors had to be cancelled due to an unfortunate power outage at the Golden Age Centre (caused by a nasty storm – see that coverage here) the other two Wednesday night events [Read more]

Stronger Starts, Better Futures For Sault Ste. Marie Students

Stronger Starts, Better Futures For Sault Ste. Marie Students

McGuinty Government Helping All Students Succeed Ontario is giving Sault Ste. Marie children more opportunities to learn and succeed in school and beyond. This year, nearly 400 children are benefiting from the province’s full-day kindergarten program at nine schools in Sault Ste. Marie. By the [Read more]

Faye Blais Plays Serendipity

Faye Blais Plays Serendipity

ROSSPORT, ON –Tuesday, June 7th, Sudbury native Musician, Faye Blais played to regional fans at the Serendipity Gardens Cafe. Blais was well received by those in attendance, thrilled that she would fit in a stop to such an intimate venue. Blais is eager for her return as she will pass through [Read more]

Manitouwadge the Morning After the Storm

Manitouwadge the Morning After the Storm

Photography by Karina Hunter & Lloyd White for OntarioNewsNorth.com MANITOUWADGE, ON – During the early hours of this morning, Manitouwadge residents were being barraged by rain, wind (97km gale-force winds recorded at Manitouwadge Airport), thunder and lightening and as the community [Read more]

Fun Run Numbers Down From 2010 in Manitouwadge

Fun Run Numbers Down From 2010 in Manitouwadge

MANITOUWADGE, ON – th. Those who came out to brave drizzling rain, mosquitoes and gloomy skies, did have a great time, the children in particular thrilled to see that Jung had once again outdone herself with a table full of great prizes to be drawn for all ages.The 2011 Fun Run, an [Read more]

Manitouwadge High Students Partner with Pukaskwa National Park to Maintain a Local Canoe Route

Manitouwadge High Students Partner with Pukaskwa National Park to Maintain a Local Canoe Route

By: Gord Martin PUKASKWA NATIONAL PARK, ON – May 28th, thirteen grade 11 and 12 students from the Manitouwadge High School’s Environmental Science SHSM program, their teacher, Gord Martin, two co-leaders and two Pukaskwa National Park staff pushed their canoes into the upper headwaters of [Read more]

MHS Grad Receives Student Leadership Graduate Award at Con College

MHS Grad Receives Student Leadership Graduate Award at Con College

The SUCCI/OASA Student Leadership award went to Tiffany Moffat, who graduated today from the Business Human Resources and Business Administration Human Resources Programs.  Tiffany Moffat has been active in student leadership during her time as a student at Confederation College. Her official [Read more]

CROSSOVER INSIDER – New Releases & Community Collaborations

CROSSOVER INSIDER – New Releases & Community Collaborations

As mentioned in a previous Insider, the month of June is an exciting month for movie and game lovers. Many big Hollywood titles make their DVD and Blu Ray debut this month, with at least 2 titles every week that had earned over 25 million at the box office. Starting us off this week (Tuesday, [Read more]

Confederation College President Honoured with Distinguished Service Award

Confederation College President Honoured with Distinguished Service Award

Thunder Bay Confederation College President, Pat Lang (photo at left), was honoured at the Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC ) Conference in Edmonton today when she was presented the Distinguished Service Award from the President’s Leadership Network. This award is bestowed on [Read more]

Wawa’s Community Fall Fair

Wawa’s Community Fall Fair

Wawa’s Community Fall Fair will take place September 17th, 2011 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. The Wawa Community Garden committee is putting the word out to all: artisans, gardeners, trappers, photographers, farmers, and recycle junkies to sign up and be a part of the fall fair activities. [Read more]

Campout at the Canal!

Campout at the Canal!

Parks Canada hosts “learn to camp” event at the Sault Canal SAULT STE. MARIE, ON  – Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site’s first Campout at the Canal event is taking place June 18 to 19 and offers campers the opportunity to improve their skills and knowledge of the great [Read more]

Evangelist Chuck Price Speaks in Manitouwadge

Evangelist Chuck Price Speaks in Manitouwadge

MANITOUWADGE, ON – Saturday, June 4th, Bethany Pentecostal Assembly invited residents to join them at the community ball field, behind the Recreation Centre, where a large tent had been erected earlier in the week for worship, prayer and fellowship.  The local Christian assembly had been [Read more]

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