Steven Larocque Speaker Editor TEMISKAMING SHORES – Hosting the Bantam ANOHA Tournament of Champions this weekend has its benefits.“It’s always fun to play locally as you getto sleep in your bed and eat home-cooked
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Denomme receives NOHA Builder Award
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Claude Denomme’s nameis synonymous with the New Liskeard Cubs.The Cubs formed as a Juvenile hockey teamin 1953 and over the decades many players and coaches have worn
Radiothon funds new infant care beds
TEMISKAMINGSHORES (Special) – Newborns at Temiskaming Hospital will sleep moreeasily, thanks to the Valentine's Day Radiothon.Almost$22,500 in pledges were made during the five-hour on-air campaign onCJTT FM February 9.Themoney is earmarked for infant care beds, which the hospital describedas critical
Raising awareness about disabilities services
DarleneWroeSpeakerReporterHAILEYBURY- The Haileybury campus of Northern College will be the scene ofAwareness DayWednesday, March 20, to help people become aware of services that areavailable to those with disabilities.AshleyCharette, advising assistant at Northern College, is a
Northern Ontario showcased at PDAC
TEMISKAMINGSHORES (Staff) – A dozen businesses from the South Temiskaming andTemagami areas showed their services to the world this week at amammoth mining exhibition in Toronto.Theywere among more than 110 suppliers from the region taking part in theNorthern Ontario Mining Showcase at the PDAC
Beach Gardens plan revised
TEMISKAMINGSHORES (Staff) – Plans for the Beach Gardens development onLakeshore Road have changed a little.Underthe latest plan, the lakefront residential development at the southend of New Liskeard will now include 17 units, down from 18.Insteadof two fourplexes originally planned for
City council turns down accommodation tax
DianeJohnstonSpeakerReporterTEMISKAMINGSHORES – City council has reservations about a proposedaccommodation tax for visitors.OnFebruary 19, Temiskaming Shores council unanimously rejected a staffrecommendation that it implement a four per cent tax on hotel, motel,cottage and short-term accommodations users.
Peoplein the news business like to think every day is a big news day –but what a big news day it was last Wednesday indeed.February27 saw the stars align and news watchers were treated to the latestDonald Trump spectacle concerning North Korea and denuclearizationtalks.
By Darlene WroeThepolitical uproar on Parliament Hill really shows the challenge ofgovernance in this day and age.Ina world of international business, with world players who range fromaltruistic to dangerously corrupt, those who are at the table
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