This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with volunteer Deborah Demers, who has received the ACFO (Association canadienne-francaise de l’ Ontario) Volunteer of the Year Award and the Governor General Caring Canadian Award.Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter 
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter EARLTON – Recent weather may have been wintry, but there are signs of spring.The Earlton Farm Show, a tradition since the 1960s, runs April 15 and 16.It’s an opportunity to check out the latest in farm machinery and products and learn about the
This scene is from the Small Pond Entertainers adaption of the Charles Dickens book turned into a musical called “Oliver” featuring the classic line, “Please sir, I want some more”. From the left is Quinn Glover, playing the lead Oliver, and actor Glenn Scott, playing the role of Mr.
This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Grade 12 Timiskaming District Secondary School Co-op student Darien Sauve.Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter 1. What is your full name?
Local students advancing in Skills OntarioDarlene Wroe Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_12088" align="alignleft" width="500"] Englehart High School students (from left) Matthew Porter, Marshall Cudney, Patrick Doupe, and Sedric Thomas are
Temagami’s Michael Brazeau gave granddaughter Sienna Brazeau a lift as the two-year-old searched for the elusive Easter egg. Dozens of eager chocolate fans waited patiently in line for the doors of the New Liskeard library to open for the annual hunt. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
When life gives you lemons – or snow – make the best of it. Eight-year-old Tavis MacArthur, above, and his father Dave took advantage of an overnight snowfall late last week to create an eye-catching snowman in Haileybury. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
HAILEYBURY (Staff) – Planning is underway for this year’s Art in the Park at the Haileybury Harbour Front.Each Wednesday evening during the summer months, two hours of free music will be offered to visitors to the waterfront area, along with an opportunity to see the work of local
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_11981" align="alignleft" width="276"] Emma-Lee Baiani[/caption]This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Grade 12 Timiskaming District Secondary School Co-op student, Emma-Lee Baiani.
Canadian canoe adventures on the big screen this FridaySue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — It’s no joke.The Nastawgan Trails group will take interested people through the rugged beauty of Canada’s North as presented in a slide show called “Into the Barrens” this coming Friday, April 1 beginning
