Wolverines sweep NSSSAA Championships by Karina Hunter February 17th and 18th North Superior Secondary School Athletic Association (NSSSAA) Senior and Junior Girls Volleyball and Boys Basketball Championships were held in Manitouwadge; teams from Nipigon, Chapleau, Hornepayne, Terrace [Read more]
Sobering reminder of life taken too soon by Karina Hunter The billboard in Manitouwadge’s traffic circle, featuring the photos of three teens Caitlin Jelley (15), Steven Philippe (16) and Jazmine Houle (15) who were tragically killed when struck down by a drunk driver in Hanmer (Sudbury) [Read more]
NOTES Welcomes ECMA acclaimed Folk Artist David Myles by Karina Hunter March 8th Northshore music enthusiasts are invited to enjoy a very special performance as the award winning recording artist David Myles, jazz, blues, gospel pop and folk artist is welcomed to the Manitouwadge High [Read more]
Wolverines girls sweep NSSSAA Volleyball Championships by Karina Hunter Senior Wolverine Jessica Tessier with a strong tip against the Nipigon Lakers during the North Superior Secondary School Athletic Association (NSSSAA) Championships Wednesday February 17th in Manitouwadge. The [Read more]
Future Olympians on the Manitouwadge High School Athletic Association showed their support of Canadian athletes in Vancouver with a great entry in the Frosty Days 2010 Ice Sculpture Competition. Below are the members and teachers of the MHSAA standing atop their very impressive creation, Great [Read more]
Senior Double Header at MHS by Karina Hunter Senior and Junior Girls Volleyball teams and the Junior Boys Basketball team from Michipicoten High School traveled from Wawa, January 2nd, to face off in Manitouwadge against their Manitouwadge High School (MHS) Wolverines Counterparts in the North [Read more]
It seems we have lost yet another friend, much too young… I couldn’t believe it when I heard that Jason had passed, he made me laugh so hard and so long when we were teens – always when I really needed a good laugh. Ok, sometimes when I probably shouldn’t have been too. I [Read more]
FIVE FAVOURITE TRAILS – OFSC District 16 by Karina Hunter Planning to tour the Northshore via snowmobile this winter? Be sure to include my Five Favourite Trails of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) District 16, also known as North Superior Snowmobile Association (NOSSA) in [Read more]
Students help Food Bank by Karina Hunter contagious and the teens worked diligently to attend to errands given them by Baye and the other food bank volunteers who clearly enjoy their work; in under two hours, the tasks, which seemed insurmountable at the beginning of the day, had been [Read more]
Billboards drive home a sobering message by Karina Hunter Billboards went up in Manitouwadge last week, matching those originally installed in Valley East and Capreol (City of Greater Sudbury, ON) 5 months ago, to drive home a sobering message about the gruesome realities of drinking and [Read more]
Santa to be replaced? by Karina Hunter Monday evening, December 14th, friends, family and fans of Manitouwadge High School students gathered in the school’s theatre for special performances in Submitted to The Echo and the Chronicle Journal, 12.17.09 honour of the season. Mrs. Guloien’s [Read more]
Here is the condensed version (for the Chronicle Journal) of an article Emeraude and I collaborated on for The Echo last week. To read the original and see all the photos, visit www.karinahunter.com/?p=7228 . Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra at Manitouwadge High School by Karina Hunter Last week, [Read more]
Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra at Manitouwadge High School by Emeraude Charron and Karina Hunter Friday, myself, my mom and my grandma joined JK to Grade 7 students, from Our Lady of Lourdes and Manitouwadge Public School, at the Manitouwadge High School theatre to enjoy a performance by the [Read more]
OPP visit Manitouwadge High School by Karina Hunter Grade 10 students in Career Studies at Manitouwadge High School (MHS) enjoyed a presentation last Tuesday from Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Cadet Craig Colbourne, Community Services Officer, Constable Peter Bertin and Sergeant Gord Ewald. [Read more]
TBDHU’s Drive away from tobacco winner by Karina Hunter Pictured is Lloyd Hunter White, Manitouwadge winner of TBDHU’s “Drive away from tobacco & don’t look back!” challenge, as Public Health Nurse Jackie Jung presents him with Future Shop gift cards totaling $100 provided by [Read more]
