Posts Tagged ‘northeastern ontario newspaper’

ASSAULT, ROBBERY RESULTS IN CHARGES

ASSAULT, ROBBERY RESULTS IN CHARGES

CHAPLEAU, ON – January 22, 2012 at approximately 2:40 am Superior East OPP in Chapleau were dispatched to a report of an assault and robbery at a residence on Minto Street.  Upon arrival it was learned that the male victim had a case of beer stolen from his residence and while attempting to [Read more]

First Nations to Rally, In Honour of the Treaties

First Nations to Rally, In Honour of the Treaties

From Batchewana First Nation  “First Nations Rally, In Honour of the Treaties” SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – – First Nations from across the country will transform plans into action through a rally to be held on January 24, 2012 to send a clear message to all of Canada that the Treaties [Read more]

TWO IMPAIRED CHARGES IN WAWA AREA

TWO IMPAIRED CHARGES IN WAWA AREA

WAWA, ON –  During the early hours of December 29th, 2011 Ontario Provincial Police Superior East Wawa detachment were dispatched to a possible impaired driver on a snowmobile.  The snowmobile and driver were located on the corner of Klondike St and Broadway Ave.  As a result of police [Read more]

Sault Diocese Auxiliary Bishop Appointed Bishop of Quebec Diocese

Sault Diocese Auxiliary Bishop Appointed Bishop of Quebec Diocese

From: Bishop’s Office – Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury, ON, Friday morning (Dec 30, 2011)  in Rome, the Holy Father, Benedict XVI announced the appointment of the Most Reverend Noël Simard, as Bishop of Valleyfield, Quebec. Since his episcopal ordination on October 3, 2008 [Read more]

Hughes on Headlines – What a difference a year makes!

Hughes on Headlines – What a difference a year makes!

ALGOMA-MANITOULIN-KAPUSKASING, ON – A year ago, I was part of a group listening to the kind of speech that you get to hear at office Christmas parties across Canada.  It focused on a job well done – with respect to our efforts in the past year, the challenges that were sure to come in the [Read more]

Dubreuilville BREAK AND ENTER

Dubreuilville BREAK AND ENTER

DUBREUILVILLE, ON – December 13th, 2011 the Superior East Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were called to Dubreuilville to investigate a break and enter to a residence on Rue des Pins.  Investigation revealed that the break in had occurred between 8:30 and 11:00 am that [Read more]

Hot Ashes Gets Cochrane Resident into Hot Water

Hot Ashes Gets Cochrane Resident into Hot Water

A Cochrane man has been fined $300 and was ordered to pay $ 7,756.57 for a fire that burned two hectares of forest, southeast of Cochrane. Scott Antila pleaded guilty under the Forest Fires Prevention Act to dropping hot ashes in a forested area.  He was ordered to pay fire suppression costs [Read more]

MULTIPLE DETACHMENTS SOLVE BREAK AND ENTERS

MULTIPLE DETACHMENTS SOLVE BREAK AND ENTERS

SUPERIOR EAST, ON –  December 3, 2011 Superior East Ontario Provincial Police Officers from the Wawa detachment were called to a single motor vehicle collision on Highway 101 in Chabanel Township.  Upon arrival officer found that the driver had failed to remain at the scene.  Property [Read more]

Wawa Residential Break and Enter – AGAIN

Wawa Residential Break and Enter – AGAIN

Break & Enter – Twice in Two Weeks WAWA, ON – For the second time in less than two weeks the same resident on Churchill Ave in Wawa has reported their home broken into.  Sometime between November 23rd and the 29th the home was entered and an undisclosed amount of money was taken.  [Read more]

Local Artisans Add to Creative Economy

Local Artisans Add to Creative Economy

Twenty-seven local artisans from around Algoma know that their creativity and artistic focus is an integral part of our unique creative economy. In early October the Ontario Crafts Council in conjunction with the NORDIK Institute, the Ontario Crafts Council, the Town of Wawa Cultural Mapping [Read more]

Hwy 17 White River – Batchewana OPEN

Hwy 17 White River – Batchewana OPEN

WHITE RIVER, ON – Ontario Provincial Police advise that Highway 17 from White River to Batchawana Bay is now open to all traffic.  The highway closed yesterday evening due to winter weather conditions making driving unsafe. [Read more]

BREAK AND ENTER TO WAWA NON-PROFIT HOUSING OFFICE

BREAK AND ENTER TO WAWA NON-PROFIT HOUSING OFFICE

WAWA, ON –  Tuesday November 8th, 2011 the Ontario Provincial Police Superior East Wawa Detachment were called to the office for a non-profit housing complex in the town of Wawa.  The office had been entered and an undisclosed amount of money was taken.  The break in occurred sometime [Read more]

GAME TIMES – NSSSAA Championships Manitouwadge TODAY & TOMORROW

GAME TIMES – NSSSAA Championships Manitouwadge TODAY & TOMORROW

Teams set sights on Manitouwadge MANITOUWADGE, ON – Get ready for two days of exciting action in sports! Teams from the East, West and Central divisions of NSSSAA are set to arrive in Manitouwadge beginning Tuesday. Basketball will be played on Wednesday and Volleyball contested on Thursday. [Read more]

False Statement To Conservation Officer Proves Costly

False Statement To Conservation Officer Proves Costly

 A Timmins man has been fined for misleading a conservation officer. Marcel Moreau pleaded guilty and was fined $1,000 for making a false statement to a conservation officer. Court heard that on the morning of October 23, 2009, conservation officers conducted an inspection on Marcel Moreau on the [Read more]

Northern Ontario Resident WINS $100,000 WITH POKER LOTTO

Northern Ontario Resident WINS $100,000 WITH POKER LOTTO

TORONTO, ON- Nov.1 – Mattice resident Albert Salonen was dealt a good hand in POKER LOTTO and won the jackpot of $100,000 from the September 21, 2011 draw. “When the cashier checked my ticket, I couldn’t believe I won!” laughed Albert. POKER LOTTO is a new lottery game that offers both [Read more]

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