MANITOUWADGE, ON – All council members were in attendance at their most recent meeting of October 9, 2013. Among the issues discussed were the review of the Code of Conduct, growing concern with lack of action in regards to Industrial Rd, and Councillor Plummer’s report from NOMA NWO [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE, ON– Thursday, October 10th, Fire Chief Owen Cranney and the Manitouwadge Volunteer Fire Department welcomed residents to the fire hall for their annual open house in recognition of Fire Prevention Week 2013 for which the theme was “Help Prevent Kitchen Fires”. In [Read more]
HIGHWAY 17 MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION SCHREIBER, ON – October 11, 2013 at approximately 7:45 a.m. members of the Schreiber Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a call of a single motor vehicle collision on Highway 17, Township of Schreiber. The driver of a westbound [Read more]
MALE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON WHITE RIVER, ON – The Superior East Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) White River Detachment were called to a residence on Winnipeg St on Saturday October 12, 2013 at 1:30 pm. Upon arrival officers learned that a male had been struck with a shovel and [Read more]
RED ROCK, ON – Sunday, October 6th the Red Rock Historical Society held it’s FIRST Trinkets to Treasures Road Show and this first was an incredible success! More than 170 people, among them nearly 60 attending to have their trinkets and treasures; antiques, collectibles and family [Read more]
SCHREIBER, ON – Wednesday evening (October 9th, 2013) The North Shore Family Health Team, with the support of coporate sponsors; McCausland Hospital, Stuart Pharmacy (Terrace Bay), and Schreiber Recreation Department, held the Menopause Information Gala, at the Schreiber Recreation Centre. [Read more]
SCHREIBER, ON – October 6th Schreiber Public Library hosted its annual Quilt Show at the Schreiber Recreation Center. The event showcased quilts from local quilters, as well as a basket raffle. The 2013 quilt show theme was “A walk in the forest” which displayed over 150 different [Read more]
SCHREIBER, ON – September 18th, local author Terry McParland promoted his new book “Tales from a Not-So-Quiet Town” at the Schreiber Public Library . Terry’s new book is a collection of 18 humorous North Shore stories; railroad, western, fishing, romance etc. Terry will also be a guest [Read more]
MPP Michael Gravelle Announces Ontario Arts Council’s Grants for 2013–14 Artists and arts organizations enrich Ontario’s communities in many ways, enhancing our quality of life and contributing significantly to our economy. Today, we are celebrating the work of artists and arts organizations [Read more]
Thank to Mayor Rick Dumas for taking the time out to provide this insightful and informative interview! [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE, ON – To review the agenda for tonight’s regular meeting of Manitouwadge Town Council CLICK: . The meeting will begin at 7pm in the Council Chambers at the township office. Review the previous council meeting by clicking play below: [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]
MANITOUWADGE, ON – This week, you may have seen Jackie Harrison downtown or walking around town with a donation box hanging around her neck as, she explained, the Manitouwadge Humane Society is in great need of donations to ensure they are able to continue doing the very important work they [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE, ON – Saturday, October 5th 150 residents attended the Fall Feast, a fundraiser for Our Lady of Lourdes Parish by local members of the Catholic Womens’ Society. The supper was held in the church basement which was decorated with a festive fall theme. Attendees raved about [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]
