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May 20th – Northeast Fire Region Situation Update

May 20th – Northeast Fire Region Situation Update

Forest fire situation update Northeast Region   The Northeast Fire Region responded to three new fires on May 19 in Timmins (1) and Wawa (2) districts. Timmins 7 was reported south of Timmins and is under control at 2.1 hectares. The fire was burnt along the power line right of way. Wawa 6 was [Read more]

Manitouwadge Mourns

Manitouwadge Mourns

Written by family   LaRoche, Arthur Gilbert Paul Oct 2, 1929 – May 19, 2011 Passed away at the Manitouwadge Hospital where he has been living under the care of his daughter, Louise and the wonderful staff there that grew to care and love him for his helpful ways and teasing nature during his 6 [Read more]

Recognizing Contributions at OLOL

Recognizing Contributions at OLOL

LIFE AT OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC SCHOOL   Catholic Education Week at Our Lady of Lourdes School During the week of May 1st to May 6th, Catholic Education week was celebrated across the province of Ontario.  Schools and Boards celebrated 168 years of success, serving as foundation for millions [Read more]

MPS Takes Care of Risky Business

MPS Takes Care of Risky Business

Manitouwadge Public School News Photo courtesy MPS. MANITOUWADGE, ON – The Thunder Bay District Health Unit Public Health Nurse Shirley Saasto- Stopyra accompanied by Reene Warren the Health Promotion Community Resource Person conducted a peer lead training program for students at MPS [Read more]

HE’s BACK! – Crossover Insider, New Releases & More…

HE’s BACK! – Crossover Insider, New Releases & More…

I’m back! What a great vacation- being there to surprise my Great Great Aunt for her 100th birthday party was well worth the angst of leaving the store for the first time since we opened on December 1st. As nice as it was to get away, it is always nice to be back home and [Read more]

More than $3000 raised at Share the Care walk

More than $3000 raised at Share the Care walk

Photos, Videography & Interview courtesy Natalie Labbee ANNUAL MCAG WALK RAISES OVER $3000FOR MANITOUWADGE RESIDENTS TOUCHED BY CANCER MANITOUWADGE, ON – The Manitouwadge Cancer Assistance Group (MCAG) is a non-profit organization, managed by volunteers, which helps local individuals touched [Read more]

Dimestore Fishermen Confirm Attendance at 15th Annual Trout Derby

Dimestore Fishermen Confirm Attendance at 15th Annual Trout Derby

The Dimestore Fishermen to Attend the Red Rock Fish & Game Club 15th Annual Trout Fishing Derby The Dimestore Fishermen are confirmed to be attending the Township of Red Rock, Ontario June 2-8, 2011 for production of a feature episode of The Dimestore Fishermen outdoor television program. May [Read more]

Mtwdge/Mrthn OPP WEEK IN REVIEW

Mtwdge/Mrthn OPP WEEK IN REVIEW

THE WEEK IN POLICING MARATHON, ON – Calls for Service: 77 Traffic: 19 Criminal Charges: 2 R.I.D.E. Checks: 11 Resuls of R.I.D.E.:  482 vehicles checked: 1 HTA warning 1 CAIA warning 1 Roadside Screening device [Read more]

Eggying Him On To Get Married?

Eggying Him On To Get Married?

  MANITOUWADGE, ON –  There was quite a disturbance yesterday in Manitouwadge’s downtown core as news quickly travelled through town that couple, Tracy Lynn Shawayahamish and Stan Labonte, engaged to married, were dressed up and, in the case of Labonte, willing to undergo a bit of [Read more]

Manitouwadge Mourns

Manitouwadge Mourns

MEAGHER, Francis Xavier The family of Francis Xavier Meagher sadly announce his passing on Thursday, May 12, 2011, at the Manitouwadge General Hospital, Manitouwadge, Ontario. Beloved husband of Irene (nee Stack) for 60 years. Loving father of Lauchie (Pauline) and Diane (Joe). Adored grandfather [Read more]

NEW DEMOCRATS OFFER CONDOLENCES ON JORDAN WABASSE TRAGEDY

NEW DEMOCRATS OFFER CONDOLENCES ON JORDAN WABASSE TRAGEDY

“Our thoughts and sincere condolences are with Jordan’s family, his friends and his community,” said New Democrat Leader Jack Layton. “Like many of our Aboriginal youth, Jordan had to leave his community to get an education. “First Nations families should not have to fear for their [Read more]

LFTR Artistic Director Shares Her Journal

LFTR Artistic Director Shares Her Journal

Notes from an Artisitic Director’s Journal…               It’s a mystery to me how ten years have passed since I started out on my first ever road trip to the great northwest.  My “Brothers” and I were so Southern Ontario Green we thought we could drive to Ear Falls in [Read more]

Marathon Mayor Voices Frustrations with Province Regarding Wood Allocations

Marathon Mayor Voices Frustrations with Province Regarding Wood Allocations

MARATHON , ON –The Town of Marathon is airing its disappointment on the Province with the recent announcement that all of the fibre traditionally allocated to the mill in Marathon has been allocated to a U.S. firm who plans to develop a site an hour east in White River. The Town of Marathon, [Read more]

How many lbs of clothes is 286 bags? Nothing MPS Students can’t handle!

How many lbs of clothes is 286 bags? Nothing MPS Students can’t handle!

MANITOUWADGE PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS MANITOUWADGE, ON – WOW Again!!  For some time now our school has been very pleased to be the drop off point for the Diabetes Clothesline.  Our grade 8 students came out with their usual enthusiasm to help load 286 bags and boxes onto the truck!! We know the [Read more]

Dr. David Suzuki to Celebrate National Aboriginal Day with Pic Mobert First Nation

Dr. David Suzuki to Celebrate National Aboriginal Day with Pic Mobert First Nation

PIC MOBERT, ON – Pic Mobert First Nation is proud to announce its Celebration events for National Aboriginal Day on June 21, 2011 at the Pic Mobert pow wow site on Hwy. 17. Dr. David Suzuki, award-winning scientist, environmentalist and broadcaster, will present a keynote address examining [Read more]

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