The Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce, like the business community it supports in the Terrace Bay/Schreiber region, has faced some difficult times over the past few years. The Chamber has on two occasions taken a year off of collecting dues during downturns in the local economy to help the businesses [Read more]
TERRACE BAY, ON – Again, this year, students, staff, families and friends of St. Martin School and École Franco Terrace participated in Operation Christmas Child or the Shoebox Collection. This project continues to grow from year to year and once again we had a fantastic response. All of the [Read more]
In photo above (by Charles Newton) top(left to right):Nathan Keough, Nick Forgues, Noah Chisholm, Coach Ted Lalonde, Dylan MacGregor, Jeremy Newton, Jesse Gervais, Andre Bourgeois, Brennan Maynard, Jesse Talian, Damilola Bodunde, Hudson Hunter, Brandon Janveau, Kyle Amor, Coach Bronson Keough, [Read more]
Harper Government invests to support community economic development and growth in Terrace Bay TERRACE BAY, ON — November 7th, the Honourable Tony Clement, Minister for FedNor, announced a Government of Canada investment to help support community economic and sustainable waterfront development [Read more]
TERRACE BAY, ON – Approximately 150 residents participated in the Remembrance Day Ceremony in Terrace Bay yesterday. The event, organized by the Municipality and its community partners, was held at the Cenotaph area on Highway 17 in Terrace Bay. [Read more]
TERRACE BAY, ON – Residents of Terrace Bay are used to hearing “Trick-or-Treat!” on October 31st, but this year the knocks came a little early and had a little twist. Monday, October 29th Terrace Bay residents were added to the growing list being visited annually by local Trick or EATers [Read more]
TERRACE BAY, ON – Friday, September 27th the staff and students of St. Martin School participated in the annual Terry Fox Walk. The students showed enthusiasm and determination during the one kilometer walk for which they had garnered pledges on their own time. Many thanks to the [Read more]
From the Editor: PLEASE NOTE, I make no claims about being an expert about this situation (and strongly suggest contacting local law enforcement with any questions or if looking for advice about teaching your kids to stay safe… Nonetheless, here are some things I have learned in child safety [Read more]
The volunteers of the North of Superior Snowmobiling Association and its’ member Clubs have faced many obstacles during the 2011/2012 season. Poor economic conditions and mass unemployment have meant less cash in the hands of District 16 snowmobilers. As a result District 16 failed to sell the [Read more]
Photos courtesy Holy Angels School Leadership training for students from each of SGDSB’s schools (all are participating). Photos HAS SCHREIBER, ON – The Superior North Catholic District School Board is happy to announce that this school year, all nine schools in the board will work [Read more]
Terrace Bay was recently recognized with numerous awards in the prestigous Lake Superior Magazine “Best of the Lake” contest for 2012. Lake Superior Magazine has been holding the contest for the past 33 years and voting surveys are featured online through traditional web and social [Read more]
THUNDER BAY, ON –Public health inspectors sample district beaches from the middle of July to the end of August. High levels of E. coli (bacteria) in recreation water can cause health related problems in swimmers and therefore if bacterial tests indicate that levels are unsafe for swimming [Read more]
TERRACE BAY, ON – Approximately 200 visitors attended the annual Lake Superior Day event in Terrace Bay this Sunday, July 15th. The Municipality, in partnership with Parks Canada, hosted the annual event which featured a volunteer cleanup of Terrace Bay Beach and then free activities [Read more]
McGuinty Government Is Helping To Preserve More Than 275 Direct Jobs The Terrace Bay Mill in Northwestern Ontario is returning to operation, supporting more than 1,900 jobs across the province. Aditya Birla Group has agreed to purchase the assets of the idled mill, subject to court approval, [Read more]
OPP INVESTIGATE MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION NIPIGON, ON – Saturday June 2, 2012 at 6:00 am, Schreiber Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a call of a single vehicle collision on Hwy 17, Township of Wiggins, west of Pays Plat First Nation. The driver of an east bound car left the [Read more]
