Monthly Archives: March 2015

Michael Wenham trial delayed for transcript

Expert’s opinion surprisesNORTH BAY (Staff) -- The trial of Michael Wenham was put over to Friday, March 13, as lawyers for both sides of the case required an opportunity to review new information which has been presented.Mr. Wenham, a Hamilton resident, is charged in

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Day Two – Emotional day of testimony at Wenham trial

Court hears owner was not homeNORTH BAY (Staff) -- It was an emotional day of testimony in the second day of the trial of Michael Wenham, charged with impaired driving causing death and bodily harm in the death of Carter Antila of New Liskeard.Tuesday, March 3,

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Day Four – Cross-examinations and police testimony

Condition of UTV and tire marks describedNORTH BAY (Staff) -- Day Four, March 5, of the Michael Wenham trial at Superior Court in North Bay began with cross-examination of Constable Chris Purdie by defence lawyer Dennis Fenton.Court heard that Constable Purdie was responding to the scene

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Snowmobiling collisions up

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special) – Snowmobile fatalities are down in Northeastern Ontario, but collisions are up.So say the Ontario Provincial Police after reviewing statistics to date for the 2014-15 sledding season.Police in the Northeast have responded to more than 20 motorized snow vehicle collisions, up from 15 for

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Cubs now in best-of-three Great North final

Steven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Two close games. Two evenly matched teams. Two wins to go.That’s what the Great North Midget League (GNML) finals have come down to for the New Liskeard Cubs and the Sault Ste. Marie Thunderbirds.The teams both won last weekend turning

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ESCSM students schooled in distracted driving, social media dangers

Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Ecole secondaire catholique Sainte-Marie (ESCSM) Grade 9 and 10 students in Simon Rivard and Alex Bain’s classes learned the pitfalls of distracted driving, bullying on social media, sexting, online predators and what a healthy relationship is all about, from

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Free Falling

New Liskeard resident Troy Klawitter found big air on his snowboard as he soared high over jumps he and friends, Rob Ciraco and Austin Gilbert, constructed near Broadview Avenue in New Liskeard recently. The weekend weather was deemed perfect for snowboarding -- sunny with relatively warm temperatures. (Staff photo

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