The report from the Aviation, Forest Fire and Emergency Services was issued late yesterday afternoon (Thursday). The fire in the vicinity of Rabbit Lake, called North Bay 5, was reported … Continue reading Forest fire update
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The Weekender July 19, 2019
City still tallying spring flooding fallout
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Two months after flooding prompted the city to declare a state of emergency, the damage toll in Temiskaming Shores has yet to be …
North On Tap another “phenomenal success”
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — If you pour it they will come and just over 1,800 people arrived by canoe and boat, on foot, by bike and by …
Preparing case for passenger rail service
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter NORTH BAY – Ontario Northland is preparing a detailed business case for passenger rail, says ON president and chief executive officer Corina Moore. In an email …
Public help sought on otter shooting
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Conservation officers hope someone knows something about a dead otter found late last month at Mowat’s Landing. The animal was found June 28, …
Historical Harley Township church set to reopen
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter HARLEY TOWNSHIP — The historic Trinity Independent Anglican Church, located on Quarry Road in Harley Township, was damaged a few years ago due to a leaking …
Temagami First Nation Pow Wow attracts large crowds
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMAGAMI — “It was awesome. I don’t remember when we’ve had so many dancers and drummers. We had a tiny sprinkling of rain but otherwise the …
“Sharrows” to bridge cycling safety concerns
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Cyclists and motorists can expect to see some new markings on the Wabi bridge later this year. Temiskaming Shores council has agreed to …
Youth back at work, co-operatively
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Are your curbside recycling and garbage bins particularly grimy? There may not be an app for that, but there’s a young workforce willing …