Family Day weekend is over. It was a time for many to relax with loved ones, visit or welcome visitors, take some time off work.Or take the opportunity to campaign.Politics never seems to take a day off, at least at the provincial level – and that’s with
[caption id="attachment_11944" align="alignleft" width="250"] Darlene Wroe[/caption]Canada, like all nations, seeks to develop its own culture, and its own voice.It is a vast country, and for those who have been blessed enough to
Dear editor,Many patients aren’t sure if a Diabetes Education Program (DEP) is meant for them. Surely it’s only for the really sick people.“I thought my diabetes was only mild and that it was well controlled so why should I go to the Diabetes Education Program? I see
The annual Earlton Winterfest was a success again this year bringing families and friends together February 10-12. Skylar Sterling enjoyed having her face painted and popping up out of a brightly coloured cloth box in the children’s game area upstairs at the Earlton Arena Saturday, February 11. (Staff photo
[caption id="attachment_15590" align="alignleft" width="150"] Speaker Editor Steven Larocque[/caption]DISTRICT (Staff) – London Publishing, the owners of The Temiskaming Speaker newspaper, are pleased to announce the appointment of Steven Larocque as editor. He succeeds Gordon Brock who retired February 10
City prepping to flip the traffic light switchDiane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – New sensors that will match traffic lights to traffic volumes are being installed in downtown New Liskeard.In order to get your cue to cross, (pedestrians) will have to press the button. (The lights)
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The first round of post-season play in the Great North Midget League has ended for the New Liskeard Cubs as they were eliminated from further play in a best-of-three quarter-final series against the Kapuskasing Flyers.The Cubs travelled to Kapuskasing Friday, February
