Village-Noël will not take place this year
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – ARTEM, the lead organizer for the annual Village Noël, has made a decision that it will not stage the event this year. Lead …
Latchford Canada Day parade helps to lift spirits
By Jamie Mountain Local Journalism Initiative Reporter LATCHFORD – In this time of social distancing, a Canada Day parade in Latchford was just what the doctor ordered for many in …
Bunker long-term future uncertain
COBALT (Staff) – The Bunker Military Museum is receiving a $2,334.34 grant from the Town of Cobalt this year. Ordinarily, the museum has received an annual grant of $10,000. But …
Ghost stories and legends of Cobalt and area
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT – If you enjoy a good ghost story, and you know Cobalt and surrounding area, and even if you don’t know the area, you won’t …
Stone dogs show style through the seasons
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter HAILEYBURY – Lakeshore Road in Haileybury is known for its charm, character and spectacular views. The stretch of road at the north end of the town …
Churches reopening
DISTRICT (Staff) – As Ontario eases pandemic-related restrictions, places of worship were given the go-ahead to resume services June 12. But they must respect physical distancing guidelines and limit attendance …
Living Temagami making upgrades to Train Station
By Jamie Mountain Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Temagami – Living Temagami-Arts and Culture (LTAC) is continuing to work behind closed doors as it ponders the return of community members to …
A NEW POINT OF VIEW
Three-year-old Eli and dad Christian Lachapelle spent a sunny Sunday afternoon exploring the Heritage Silver Trail. The North Cobalt father and son were spotted taking in the view of Cobalt …
Canada Day fireworks a no-go
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – The skies won’t be lighting up over New Liskeard on Canada Day – this year. Temiskaming Shores council has cancelled the July 1 fireworks display that …
Claybelt Chronicles publishes final edition TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff)– Since 2006, more than 320 seniors have been interviewed about their recollections of life in the Little Claybelt. Their stories have been …