Stillwater Canada Inc. has submitted responses to three of the Supplementary Information Requests (SIRs) issued by the Joint Review Panel on August 30, 2013. The responses are available on the public registry and can be found at the following links: Response to SIR 3 – Acid Base [Read more]
TYLER TALKS Scary movies are as popular as they ever have been- but rarely do they perform up to their hype at the box office. A glaring exception to this trend debuted in theatres July 19th across North America, and by the end of its run, it had shattered all industry expectations with a mind [Read more]
MARATHON, ON – This Saturday, October 19th, Independent Video Stores across the world will band together to promote the message “We Are Still Here!”. Since 2010, when Movie Gallery and Blockbuster closed their stores in Canada, the popular media misconception has been that movies stores [Read more]
Thank to Mayor Rick Dumas for taking the time out to provide this insightful and informative interview! [Read more]
TYLER’s THOUGHTS… Four years ago, we were introduced to three unlikely friends who after a night of partying in Las Vegas wake up with no recollection of what happened, or where their friend is. With over 230 million dollars in ticket sales, The Hangover became an instant cult classic. [Read more]
MARATHON, ON– It is World Habitat Day. “Today is the 28th annual World Habitat Day. A day of grassroots action throughout the world, which starts right here in Marathon,” enthused Diane Mitchell from Habitat for Humanity Thunder Bay. “For me this morning could not be more special. This is [Read more]
TYLER TALKS It’s really hard to believe that we’re already in the month of October! Almost time for the ghosts and goblins go knocking on doors in their yearly search of candy. October also usually means a full slate of great new movies- and this October is no different. With titles like The [Read more]
The Marathon Joint Review Panel has issued additional information requests to Stillwater Canada Inc. for response prior to the public hearing. Please note that the public hearing will not be scheduled until the Panel has determined that the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and responses to [Read more]
INSIDER NEWS In 2008 we were introduced to Tony Stark, a wealthy industrialist who built an armored suit for protection after a life threatening incident. When Stark decided to use his armored suit to combat evil, a new superhero was born- Iron Man! With over 1 Billion dollars in North American Box [Read more]
Ontario mining and packaging companies win top awards NORTH BAY, ON – Workplace Safety North’s (WSN) inaugural Workplace Excellence Awards take place in North Bay today. As the occupational health and safety expert for forestry, mining, paper, printing, and converting sectors, the [Read more]
THUNDER BAY, ON – In December 1985, the United Nations General Assembly declared the first Monday in October to be World Habitat Day; this is a day each year that is set aside to recognize the basic need for adequate shelter in a world where it is lacking for so many. On Sunday October 6, [Read more]
MARATHON ON – Saturday September 14, 2013 officers from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Marathon detachment and Anishinabek Police Service (APS) were notified of a possible impaired male that left the community center in Pic River First Nation in a vehicle. Officers located the suspect [Read more]
MARATHON, ON – Louis LaPierre has tendered his resignation as Chair and member of the Marathon Mine Joint Review Panel for medical reasons: Original letter from Louis LaPierre: http://www.ceaa-acee.gc.ca/050/documents/p54755/94502E.pdf Marathon Mine Panel Co-Manager Marie LeGrow has [Read more]
TYLER TALKS Zombies! They’ve been a part of movie and television fiction for decades, but the living dead seem to have gotten a second life lately with an abundance of zombie themed programs appearing on people’s TV screens. This week, the zombies are fast and furious and only Brad Pitt [Read more]
Le gouvernement de l’Ontario renforce l’économie du Nord et crée des emplois L’Ontario crée 13 emplois nouveaux tout en rehaussant l’infrastructure le long d’un tronçon de la route 17, près de Marathon. On supprime le passage supérieur du Chemin de fer Canadian Pacifique [Read more]
