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The New Liskeard Skating Club’s 2015-16 season ended with its annual ice show February 27 with the theme “Snowflakes & Fantasy.”We saw many Snow Princesses in trios and solos and our little Canskaters stole the show once again. The Snowmen sure could move fast and didn’t even melt

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From the Editor’s Desk

Odds and EndsIt’s March Break week and a community newspaper editor flips through his notebook…TUITIONThe cost of post-secondary education has been a topic of conversation on these pages the past few weeks. Recently the Ontario budget announced that post-secondary tuition would be free for students coming

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Filling the shoe boxes

Dear Editor:I would like to thank The Temiskaming Speaker and the staff for their support, especially Diane Johnston who supplied great coverage this past fall in promoting the Operation Christmas Child shoe box campaign throughout our district. The support from The Speaker over the past twenty- three years

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What is the true purpose?

Dear Editor:As a business person, I am responsible for my family, my employees and their families. We have endeavoured to run our firm correctly, profitably and ethically.Our provincial governments have not done the same, indeed the spend thrift ways of the past governments both Liberal, Conservative and

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Warming up to Winter

There’s nothing like roasting marshmallows over a campfire, especially in the middle of winter. Joanne Dionne of Evanturel Township stands with her campfire snow sculpture in her front yard winning her first place honours in the Englehart Winter Carnival Snow Sculpture contest. She said the idea originated from an

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Cattle lost in Earlton barn roof collapse

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter EARLTON – Up to a dozen cattle were killed and a large dairy operation put on hold when a section of roof collapsed at a barn outside Earlton on the weekend.The cause of the roof collapse on March 5 hasn’t been determined, said dairy

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