Educating for a sustainable rural economy

CHARLTON (Staff) - Green Timiskaming Development Co-operative is launching a plan to repurpose the former Charlton-Savard Public School.The property would be transformed into the Northern Ontario Centre for Sustainable Development, said committee chair Ambrose Raftis in a press release.The 20,000 square-foot building will become the location for courses, workshops, webinars

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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018Community

Save Our Grocery meeting in Earlton

EARLTON (Staff) — A community meeting is being organized called Cooperating to Save Our Grocery taking place on Wednesday, June 27, at 7 p.m. at the Earlton Recreation Centre.The Conseil de la cooperation de l’Ontario, Earlton Grocery King, the Township of Armstrong and the Moonbeam Co-operative

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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018Business

Forest fire in Coleman Township

COLEMAN TOWNSHIP (Staff) — Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in identifying anybody responsible for starting a forest fire in the late afternoon of Saturday, June 16This content is for Speaker Online Digital Subscription members only.
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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018News

Relax and enjoy

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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018Editorial

The job of listening

Many years ago, then Liberal Premier Dalton McGuinty said he would govern based on the input received from the people of Ontario.Which voices McGuinty heard remains a question for history. Whatever voices Kathleen Wynne listened to also will be a case some will enjoy studying for years to come.Whatever the

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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018Editorial

Heckuva job Donnie!

by Steven LarocqueThat’s one of the best headlines of the past fortnight.It was written at the website The Daily Beast, a place well regarded for publishing some serious writers and thinkers.This content is for Speaker Online Digital Subscription members only.
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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018Editorial

Mining museum opens new season with facelift

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter COBALT – New exhibits and new spaces will greet visitors as the Cobalt Mining Museum opens for another season and continues its transformation.“The folks of Cobalt are proud to have this quality of a museum,” said Cobalt Mayor Tina Sartoretto.“You’ve done a superb job,” she said, congratulating board

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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018Arts & Entertainment

Figure, Face and Form at the Classic

COBALT (Staff) – Figure, Face and Form is on display at the Classic Theatre in Cobalt until June 29.The Temiskaming Palette and Brush Club’s approximately 22 members were encouraged to share their artistic vision and interpretation of the theme Figure,

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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018Arts & Entertainment

Yves’ Prime Cut Meats ups the “steaks”

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Drop by any butcher shop, and you expect to find a variety of meats ready for the grill or oven.But what about local baked goods, fruit preserves, bison, cheeses, maple syrup and sandwiches made on-site?Yves’ Prime Cut Meats in Temiskaming Shores has moved to a

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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018Business

New doctor model proposed for hospital, FHT

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART – Access to quality patient care is identified as a key principle as the Englehart and Kirkland Lake hospitals move towards amalgamation.In Englehart, CEO Gary Sims said dissatisfaction over wait times to see a doctor, whether in the medical

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Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caJune 20, 2018News

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Save Our Grocery meeting in Earlton

Forest fire in Coleman Township

The job of listening

Heckuva job Donnie!

Mining museum opens new season with facelift

Figure, Face and Form at the Classic

Yves’ Prime Cut Meats ups the “steaks”

New doctor model proposed for hospital, FHT