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Monthly Archives: September 2016
HWY 11. closed
Highway 11 closure near Kirkland LakeDISTRICT (Staff/special) — The Kirkland Lake Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have notified the public there is a road closure on the intersection point of Highways 11, Highway 112 and Highway 66 today, Wednesday, September 21.Police say the cause of the closure is
SCHOOL SPIRIT
The New Liskeard Fall Fair’s traditional Kids’ Day Parade through downtown New Liskeard was full of sunshine and school spirit on September 16. Walkers like these Grade 1 students from Ecole catholique St-Michel were admitted free entry into the Fair Friday afternoon. (Staff photo by Steven Larocque)
Weekender – September 16, 2016
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Run, run, run
Hospital Fun Run a prescription for healthy livingSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — What better prescription could health care professionals promote than a fun run and walk?The annual Temiskaming Hospital Fun Run, now in its 35th year, was held Saturday, September 10, with warm temperatures
Street Drug
Concerns regarding synthetic fentanylDISTRICT (Staff) --A synthetic form of the drug fentanyl has been making its way across Canada, and has now been detected in North Bay.The “bootlegged” variety of the drug, manufactured mainly in China or Mexico, is responsible for a rising number of deaths across
Good Crop
The warm summer resulted in a good crop of garden produce. Kathy Scott of Tomstown is pictured here with her entry at the Englehart Fall Fair which was held last week. (See this week’s C Front for more coverage). The fair season ends in Temiskaming this week with the
New Liskeard Fall Fair returning for another year
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter NEW LISKEARD -- The New Liskeard Fall Fair is here once again, and thousands of people from across the district, as well as visitors from across the province, are expected to converge on New Liskeard for the annual event.The event itself is nearly as