Temiskaming Art Gallery looking to attract youth
Darlene Wroe Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – TAG hopes to attract more area youth to become involved in gallery activities. Currently, the Temiskaming Art Gallery (TAG) …
POPPY CAMPAIGN
Rita McMahon of Branch 54 Haileybury Royal Canadian Legion was in attendance at the Holy Cross Parish bazaar on November 1, selling poppies as part of the annual campaign …
SCARED SILLY
Haileybury Royal Canadian Legion Branch 54 treated area youngsters and their families to a frightfully fun time on October 31, hosting another successful Haunted House. About 600 visitors made …
MINING SPOOKY STORIES
Sean Adshead is among five Cobalt storytellers who have been leading groups of people around to familiarize them with the spooky history of downtown Cobalt. The Cobalt Mining Museum …
DIWALI DAY
The Diwali Festival of Light was attended by about 100 members of the Indian community of Temiskaming Shores and surrounding area on October 18. Fenil Patel of New Liskeard …
Temagami art policy draws on established framework
Joe Hornyak Speaker Reporter TEMAGAMI ‒ Temagami now has a policy for public art. Council set out a framework to provide the community with a transparent, defensible and …
FUN FAMILY TUNES
Jeff Peters was among the local musicians who entertained large crowds at the second annual Family Fun Day on the Farm September 20. Close to 1,000 people turned out …
Perfect weather, big crowds at 2025 Fall Fair
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Three days of near perfect weather ensured the success of this year’s New Liskeard Fall Fair as thousands of …
Harvest Queen ready to hand over crown on weekend
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – It will be a bittersweet time for the reigning Harvest Queen, Maylee Oler, as she passes on her sash …
Hilliardton Marsh hosts an “Evening with Shorebirds”
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter HILLIARDTON — It was a windy, cool evening for the crowd of just over 40 people who flocked to the Hilliardton Marsh …
