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Mother Nature Stopped the Press!
For the first time in the 111-year history of the Temiskaming Speaker, there will be a delay in distribution of this week’s Speaker.This is due to the lightning storm last evening.At the latest, the Speaker will be available by tomorrow.That makes Thursday – the new Wednesday – this week only!
Heat warning cancelled
Environment Canada has cancelled the heat warning for the area effective September 26.
Heat warning continues
10:50 AM EDT Monday 25 September 2017Heat Warning in effect for: Kirkland Lake – Englehart New Liskeard – TemagamiHot and humid conditions will continue today.Mostly sunny skies will allow daytime temperatures to reach the upper twenties again today. Humidex values will likely reach into the mid to upper
Hydro planned outage for September 25:
OUTAGE NOTIFICATION FOR HYDRO ONE CUSTOMERS IN LOCATION(S) DETAILED BELOWHydro One Zone:6 NortheastHydro One Township(s) Affected:COLEMAN,GILLIES LIMIT,BUCKE,LATCHFORD*** All Hydro One Customers impacted by
A Day at Kap Kig Iwan September 23
Evanturel Township will be hosting a Day at Kap Kig Iwan Park on Saturday, September 23.The event will include an opportunity for biking and hiking, a scavenger hunt for kids, a lantern launch at dusk at the lookout, a campfire with a wiener roast, camp songs, and karaoke entertainment. Those
Weekender – September 22, 2017
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Funding for fifth annual Northern Ontario Showcase
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – FedNor is drilling down to extract funding for mining-related promotions.Federal monies of $535,000 will assist Temiskaming Shores and its partners in coordinating the fifth Northern Ontario Mining Showcase at the annual Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) International Convention in Toronto next spring.The FedNor
Brayden D’Arcey crowned 2017 Harvest QueenSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — In front of a standing room only crowd at the Horne Granite Centre, the New Liskeard Fall Fair Harvest Queen Pageant judges selected a new queen and two princesses on Friday, September 15.Brayden D’Arcey was selected queen, First Princess is
Missing Moose