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Festive R.I.D.E. Campaign

Festive R.I.D.E. Campaign

2010 Festive Ride Campaign This year’s annual OPP Festive R.I.D.E. (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) campaign will be in effect from Friday November 26, 2010 through January 2, 2011. Drinking and driving is a serious threat to public safety and the leading cause of criminal death in Canada. [Read more]

Democracy the big loser as unelected Senate trumps Parliament

Democracy the big loser as unelected Senate trumps Parliament

The environment took the back seat to the economy last week, when unelected and unaccountable Conservative Senators killed a New Democrat climate change bill that a majority of Members of Parliament had passed. Bruce Hyer’s Climate Change Accountability Act, Bill C-311, would have forced the [Read more]

Ontario Passes Bill Providing Tax Relief To Seniors

Ontario Passes Bill Providing Tax Relief To Seniors

McGuinty Government Helps Ontarians With Energy Costs and Property Taxes The McGuinty government is boosting tax relief for Ontarians to help with energy costs and property taxes. The enhanced Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit benefits more Ontario seniors by increasing the amount they can [Read more]

Lakehead Express U18 Girls Head to Kanata Showcase

Lakehead Express U18 Girls Head to Kanata Showcase

Thunder Bay, ON – Lakehead Express Soccer Club (LEX) U18 Girls will be travelling this weekend to Ottawa, Ontario, to participate in the 2010 Kanata Invitational Showcase Soccer Tournament. This will be Lakehead Express’ fifth consecutive appearance at the tournament. In the four years the club [Read more]

Ontario Honours Six Youth From Across The Province

Ontario Honours Six Youth From Across The Province

November 25, 2010 Bartleman Awards Celebrate Young Aboriginal Writers Six young aboriginal writers are receiving the James Bartleman Aboriginal Youth Creative Writing Awards. This year’s recipients include a 13-year-old Toronto boy’s writings about his younger sister’s struggles [Read more]

Strengthening Ontario’s Leadership In Protecting Water

Strengthening Ontario’s Leadership In Protecting Water

McGuinty Government Tapping into Ontario’s Water Expertise, Creating Jobs Ontario’s leadership in water protection is creating clean water jobs and strengthening local economies. The Ontario Legislature passed the Water Opportunities and Water Conservation Act Tuesday, November 23. The [Read more]

Statement By Ontario Premier McGuinty On Premier Danny Williams

Statement By Ontario Premier McGuinty On Premier Danny Williams

November 25, 2010 I want to wish my colleague and friend Danny Williams all the best on his retirement from public life. Through our work together over the years, I have come to know and admire Danny’s passion, pride and persistence. Danny’s passion is public service. Though he has had [Read more]

MPS Students Collaborate With TBDHU

MPS Students Collaborate With TBDHU

Manitouwadge Public School News MANITOUWADGE, ON – Three students were given the opportunity to attend a Handwashing Workshop conducted by PHN Shirley Saasto- Stopyra on Wednesday Nov 24th .  They were taught about strategies to help stay healthy & keep from getting sick – such [Read more]

HWY 17 WESTBOUND Marathon-Schreiber CLOSED

HWY 17 WESTBOUND Marathon-Schreiber CLOSED

From: Marathon OPP Detachment        Date: Thursday, November 25th, Location: Hwy 17 Between Marathon & Schreiber Brief Description: Westbound Lane has been CLOSED Due to numerous transport trucks stranded on the hills unable to climb due to slippery roads-Police are advising motorists [Read more]

Clean Energy Revolution Leading to Jobs, Cleaner Air

Clean Energy Revolution Leading to Jobs, Cleaner Air

McGuinty Government’s Long-Term Energy Plan Turns On Clean Power, Turns Off Dirty Coal Ontario’s updated Long-Term Energy Plan sets the course for a clean energy revolution that is creating thousands of new, good jobs in Ontario, and cleaning up the air we breathe. The [Read more]

Superior East OPP Warn Of Unsafe Ice

Superior East OPP Warn Of Unsafe Ice

UNSAFE ICE CONDITIONS WAWA, ON – Recently Superior East OPP have been receiving complaints of individuals going out on the ice on the lakes and rivers within our patrol area.  The OPP wish to advise the public that ice conditions are not considered safe at this time of the year and extreme [Read more]

MORE RESOURCES NEEDED TO ADDRESS TAX HAVENS

MORE RESOURCES NEEDED TO ADDRESS TAX HAVENS

Billions shielded through tax havens, more transparency and resources needed tax havens EN (Click to listen) OTTAWA, ON – Corporations and super-rich Canadians avoid paying billions of dollars in taxes each year because of the Harper government’s lax approach in dealing with tax havens. Today, [Read more]

Fall Swing

Fall Swing

SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – Yesterday, November24th, approximately 50 people assembled at the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site to see history in motion as the site’s largest artefact was swung into its winter position. During the swing, heritage interpreters explained the process [Read more]

Manitouwadge Men Recognized For Saving OPP Officer

Manitouwadge Men Recognized For Saving OPP Officer

AWARD:  St. John Ambulance Awards & Commissioner’s Citations THUNDER BAY, ON – Tuesday, November 9, 2010 at the North West Region OPP Awards Ceremonies Best Western Nor’Wester Hotel & Conference Centre four Manitouwadge men were recognized for the quick thinking they used to [Read more]

Operation Christmas Child at St. Hillary

Operation Christmas Child at St. Hillary

ST. Hilary School News RED ROCK, ON – Christmas was in the air at St. Hilary’s Catholic School last Friday afternoon, Nov. 19th. Operation Christmas Child provides shoe boxes filled with lots of goodies for children between ages 2 and 14. They are shipped, this year, to Haiti, Costa Rica, [Read more]

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