Under the Raven’s Wing
Temagami artist releases second CDDiane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMAGAMI – Home and family.The themes run throughout Under the Raven’s Wing, the latest release by Teme-Augama Anishnabai singer-songwriter David Laronde.He considers the album, his second, to be very personal.It opens
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Ski Song
Last Saturday, January 16, the young skiers and their coaches enrolled in the Temiskaming Nordic Ski Club Jackrabbit Learn To Ski Program were encouraged to sing a song begun by the animated, fun, personality of Program Coordinator Isabelle Goulet. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)
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Cool fun together
Raina Cooke (left) and her brother Fenix-Cole Cooke were enjoying the public skating at the Haileybury arena Saturday, January 9. Many people were out to enjoy the free activity. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe)
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An ice start
Eli MacDonald, two-and-a-half, was enjoying his first time on skates at the public skating event at the Haileybury arena Saturday, January 9. Eli was being encouraged by his father Cam. (Staff photo by Darlene Wroe)
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Girls Night Out a bright spot on arts calendar
TEMAGAMI (Staff) – For the past six years, the girls have been getting together – on stage – in Temagami.The 2016 edition of Girls Night Out is slated for February 6 at the Bunny Miller Theatre in the Temagami Welcome Centre.The annual show is an opportunity for
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Winter woes
After people in Temiskaming were lulled by a greener, warm December, January arrived with a wallop as a winter storm pelted the region this past Sunday, January 10 bringing heavy snowfall, high winds and freezing temperatures. Marcel Chartrand is pictured the next day clearing snow from a driveway on
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Bird info taking flight in Christmas counts
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter [gallery ids="10934,10932"]HILLIARDTON -– At the Hilliardton Marsh, visitors may have been humming The Twelve Days of Christmas – but with a twist.Rather than swans a-swimming, French hens and the proverbial partridge in a pear tree, young birders were spotting chickadees, grosbeaks, and blue jays.
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