[caption id="attachment_2731" align="alignleft" width="150"] Peter Politis[/caption]THE BACKGROUNDProgressive Conservative candidate Peter Politis,50, was born in London, Ontario, finished high school in Virginia in the United States and did his post-secondary education in Sault Ste.
[caption id="attachment_2732" align="alignleft" width="150"] Liberal Sebastien Goyer[/caption]THE BACKGROUNDLiberal candidate Sébastien Goyer, 34, is currently the Chief Administrative Officer for the Municipality of French River.Mr. Goyer became involved with the Liberal Party in
[caption id="attachment_3026" align="alignleft" width="150"] Cody Fraser[/caption]THE BACKGROUNDCody Fraser is 21 years old and currently lives in Thunder Bay attending Lakehead University. As the Green Party candidate for Timiskaming-Cochrane, this
[caption id="attachment_3024" align="alignleft" width="150"] Gino Chitaroni[/caption]THE BACKGROUNDNorthern Ontario Heritage Party candidate Gino Chitaroni, 51, maintains residents and business interests in both Cobalt and Coleman Township.He has a Bachelor
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Jobs and public sector services dominated the talk when four of the five candidates vying for Temiskaming votes met last week.About
The Earlton Fire Department (EFD) has a new pumper tanker truck, valued at $225,000, courtesy of the Township of Armstrong. The EFD responds to fire and emergency calls in surrounding municipalities as well as those along Highway 11. EFD Chief Yves Martin said having the new truck allows them
Timiskaming District Secondary School students needing to complete their community service hours had the less fortunate in mind when they pooled their resources and went door-to-door asking for food donations on May 28, which they turned over to the New Liskeard Salvation Army Food Bank. Lead organizer Kaitlin Landry
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART -- The Englehart and Area Historical Museum is now featuring the work of the Next Stop Englehart Quilters Guild.The exhibition room at the museum is a maze of quilts arrayed to provide visitors a maximized opportunity to appreciate all that area quilters are capable
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_3149" align="alignleft" width="500"] Forget-Me-Not flowers grow in the alley leading to Chris Parsons’ apartment remind the community of the one-year
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – What should the government be doing? And how should it be paid for?Government spending, taxes and services led the debate when four Timiskaming-Cochrane candidates met at the Cobalt-Haileybury Curling Club last week.It’s business, not government, that drives the economy, said
