Posts Tagged ‘northeastern ontario newspaper’

MANITOULIN CHILD DIES AS RESULT OF SWIMMING POOL MISHAP

MANITOULIN CHILD DIES AS RESULT OF SWIMMING POOL MISHAP

Editor’s Note: though Manitouwaning is not in the OntarioNewsNorth.com readership this tragedy is being shared in the hopes of reminding people of the danger of pools and the importance of always being certain children are supervised near them (not to insinuate there was any lack of [Read more]

Forest Fire Situation Update – Northeast Region

Forest Fire Situation Update – Northeast Region

New Fires Three new fires were reported on August 23. Parry Sound 29 is out at 0.5 hectares and is located west of Bear Lake. Timmins 10 is out at 0.1 hectares and is located north of McBride Lake. Wawa 15 is out at 0.1 hectares and is located north of Caramat. Four new fires [Read more]

Hughes on Headlines “Prorogation marks desperate attempt to change the channel”

Hughes on Headlines “Prorogation marks desperate attempt to change the channel”

If you watched Question Period during the last five weeks parliament sat in the spring, you didn’t see much of the Prime Minister.  When Stephen Harper was around over that stretch, it was anything but smooth sailing.  Day after day he faced a tough line of questioning from Tom Mulcair about [Read more]

Exciting TweetChat Thursday for Northern Performers

Exciting TweetChat Thursday for Northern Performers

Twitter Chat Session About Northern Arts Program Greetings northern artists and organizations! Please join us for a live discussion on Twitter about OAC’s Northern Arts program with Christina Akrong, Northern Arts Program Officer and Marilyn McIntosh, Northwestern Consultant. During the [Read more]

Mantha’s Notes from the Park : By-Elections & NDP MPPs Ready to Work

Mantha’s Notes from the Park : By-Elections & NDP MPPs Ready to Work

Last month five by-elections were called in electoral districts of Etobicoke-Lakeshore, London West, Ottawa South, Windsor-Tecumseh and Scarborough-Guildwood.  Many were disappointed that Premier Kathleen Wynne set the voting date for August 1st, the day before the long weekend when people are [Read more]

MNR Forest Fire Situation Update – Northeast Region

MNR Forest Fire Situation Update – Northeast Region

Northeast Region – August 4, 2013 New Fires August 4: No new fires were reported. August 5: One new fire was reported at the time of this report on August 5.  Sudbury 28, a lightning fire, is not under control at 0.1 hectares.  There are no issues anticipated. A number of the existing fires [Read more]

$1,500 Fine for Shooting Moose from Roadway

$1,500 Fine for Shooting Moose from Roadway

Brunswick House First Nation man has been fined $1,500 for illegal hunting northwest of Chapleau, Ontario. Jonathan Tangie was convicted for unlawfully discharging his firearm in a travelled roadway while hunting moose in the Chapleau Crown Game Preserve. His hunting rifle was seized and will be [Read more]

NDP renews call for Ombudsman oversight after damming annual report

NDP renews call for Ombudsman oversight after damming annual report

SUDBURY, ON –  NDP MPP France Gélinas renewed New Democrats call for Ombudsman oversight after Andre Marin once again sounded alarm bells about his lack of power to respond to thousands of citizen complaints about hospitals, schools, universities and municipalities. “Yet again we see a [Read more]

Mantha’s Notes from the Park

Mantha’s Notes from the Park

Last week writs were issued for five by-elections in the electoral districts of Etobicoke-Lakeshore, London West, Ottawa South, Windsor-Tecumseh and Scarborough-Guildwood.  Premier Kathleen Wynne set the voting date for August 1st, the day before the long weekend.  The timing of these elections [Read more]

Hughes on Headlines “Light emerges from the darkness in trying times”

Hughes on Headlines “Light emerges from the darkness in trying times”

The horrific train derailment in Lac Mégantic has shocked all of Canada and beyond as details and the reality of what that small town in Quebec has experienced sinks in.   Shock is turning to profound sadness and many in Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing are reminded of the period that followed the [Read more]

HUGHES ON HEADLINES: “Bad news for bees is bad news for us all”

HUGHES ON HEADLINES: “Bad news for bees is bad news for us all”

A few years back I wrote about the challenges for bees (especially honey bees) as colony collapse disorder was a growing concern and phenomenon.  Recent news items show the problems aren’t reversing but are only getting worse.  This is significantly bad news and the implications could be felt [Read more]

MILL UPGRADING INTENSIFIES AS MISHI MINE STOCKPILE GROWS, CONTRACTOR MINING ACTIVITIES TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED

MILL UPGRADING INTENSIFIES AS MISHI MINE STOCKPILE GROWS, CONTRACTOR MINING  ACTIVITIES TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED

TORONTO, ON –  Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd (TSX: WDO) announces that it is currently fast tracking a multi-pronged milling facility upgrade, which includes: 1) Streamlining drystack tailings handling, 2) Increasing throughput and efficiency via filtration conversion to CIL process, and 3) Permitting [Read more]

Launch of a New Regional Innovative Online Directory

Launch of a New Regional Innovative Online Directory

TERRACE BAY, ON –  Superior North CFDC is pleased to announce the re-launch of our online business directory, Superior North Spotlight!  With the assistance of Forest Marketing and TBayIT, we’ve developed a fresh new name and look and some exciting new functions! Superior North Spotlight [Read more]

Encouraging Youth to Become Entrepreneurs

Encouraging Youth to Become Entrepreneurs

Superior North CFDC is excited to bring the Northern Ontario Youth Entrepreneurship Initiative (NOYEI) to the Superior North region. Our new Youth Entrepreneurship Coordinator, Travis McArthur, will be delivering NOYEI programming to youth in communities from Dorion to Manitouwadge. The NOYEI is [Read more]

AIRPLANE CRASH AT KAPUSKASING AIRPORT

AIRPLANE CRASH AT KAPUSKASING AIRPORT

KAPUSKASING, ON – June 11, 2013, Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers were flagged down by a passing motorist who advised that there was smoke coming from a plane on the runway at the Kapuskasing airport. Police responded and notified emergency services. The fire was quickly extinguished [Read more]

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