Auto parts needed? by Karina Hunter A 73 year old Manitouwadge resident wasn’t looking for parts for his 2003 Dodge Dakota but may need some after this morning’s incident. He allegedly drove through the store front of Napa Auto Parts in Manitouwadge yesterday at approximately [Read more]
Parenting program begins Wednesday by Karina Hunter The Ontario Early Years Centre (OEYC) – Manitouwadge Best Start HUB’s Triple P Program or Positive Parenting Program, begins Wednesday, January 20th, at the Family Place on Oshweeken at 7pm. Many parents have registered for the series [Read more]
Family looses home to fire by Karina Hunter Pictured is Natalie Lelievre, in front of the home she and her two children shared, at 42 Caribou Ave. in Manitouwadge; it burned to the ground January 6, 2010 while she was at work. Though Lelievre was visibly shaken, she stayed focused on the [Read more]
Township of Manitouwadge Economic Development Department presents: PROSPECTING AND STAKING COURSE AT INTRODUCTORY LEVEL By First Nation Minerals Information Officer, Peter Moses, Ministry of Northern Development Mines & Forestry Course Duration: 3 Days Course Content: Ten (10) [Read more]
Preparing potential prospectors by Karina Hunter Manitouwadge Economic Development Officer, Dave Raymond was pleased to announce today that Peter Moses, First Nations Minerals Information Officer from the Ministry of Northern Development Mines and Forestry will be in Manitouwadge February 3rd [Read more]
Finally, here is the version for The Echo, to see photos of the game visit http://www.karinahunter.com/?p=7655 and http://www.karinahunter.com/?p=7729 2nd Annual Copper Kings Alumni Game for Cancer Assistance by Karina Hunter favourite players and support the Manitouwadge Cancer Assistance [Read more]
Below is a version I of my Alumni Game article I submitted to our regional paper; here are the 2nd 1/2 of th game photos; congratulations to ALL the men who took time out of their busy schedules to help the Manitouwadge Cancer Assistance Group, they played an intense game and are all winners! [Read more]
Here is the first 1/2 of those photos shot at last Monday’s Alumni game, I will post the remainder soon with an article. To purchase a Photo CD which includes ALL the photos from the 2nd Annual Copper Kings Alumni Game for just $20, email HunterPhotography@shaw.ca, for a print & [Read more]
A Very Special Christmas Card by Karina Hunter Manitouwadge General Hospital staff was treated to a unique experience at their Annual Christmas Party this year as members of the Bethany Pentecostal Christmas Chorus performed as an Old Time Christmas Card. Pictured are (back row) Betty Hudson, [Read more]
Special visitors at Manitouwadge Nursery School by Karina Hunter Pictured are students from the Manitouwadge Nursery School welcoming Santa and Mrs. Claus at their Christmas Party. The children enjoyed a very special morning as many parents joined them for Circle Tim, enjoying as their little [Read more]
Manitouwadge artists sing for food by Karina Hunter The theatre at Manitouwadge High School has rarely seen its seats filled to capacity as they were Friday, December 18th as residents of all ages came out in support of the first Manitouwadge Community Showcase variety show for the Performances [Read more]
KIWISSA IS OPEN MAIN RUN & BEGINNER HILL ARE OPEN TODAY – NOON to 4:30pm Lift ticket $15/person ALL DAY! Beginner Hill $5/person OR $10/family ALL DAY! MOVIES AT HIGH SCHOOL TODAY & TONIGHT Tuesday December 22nd – Two Show Times 2pm and 7pm FRED CLAUS (Rated PG) [Read more]
KIWISSA SENDING SKIERS TO LOCH LOMOND by Karina Hunte Kiwissa Ski Centre Kiwissa Ski Club, had offered those purchasing memberships prior to opening day, an added incentive this year, the opportunity to have their name entered to win a 2 night stay at the Nor’Wester Resort Hotel, 4 full day [Read more]
Students help Food Bank by Karina Hunter contagious and the teens worked diligently to attend to errands given them by Baye and the other food bank volunteers who clearly enjoy their work; in under two hours, the tasks, which seemed insurmountable at the beginning of the day, had been [Read more]
Billboards drive home a sobering message by Karina Hunter Billboards went up in Manitouwadge last week, matching those originally installed in Valley East and Capreol (City of Greater Sudbury, ON) 5 months ago, to drive home a sobering message about the gruesome realities of drinking and [Read more]
