TSACC introduces new board of directors
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – The Temiskaming Shores and Area Chamber of Commerce held their annual general meeting on January 25 and, after it was all said and done, …
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Battery recycling studies have positive results
NORTH COBALT (Staff/Special) – Electra Battery Materials Corporation, formerly First Cobalt, has announced positive results from engineering studies and metallurgical test work for lithium-ion battery recycling. The company, …
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Chitaroni heads effort to find source of Nipissing Diamond
LORRAIN TOWNSHIP (Staff/Special) – RJK Explorations Ltd., which has been searching for the source of the legendary Nipissing Diamond in Lorrain Township, has named Gino Chitaroni as its president. Glen …
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Desjardins making grand donations
SUDBURY (Staff/Special) – Four organizations in the Temiskaming area can bank on grand donations from the Desjardins Ontario Credit Union. The Temiskaming Hospital Foundation, the Earlton Lions Club, the Salvation …
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History, culture guide design of Wabi crossing model
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The snowshoe, wigwam, canoe, covered bridge, and forestry have all influenced a new crossing proposed for the Wabi. The model of a proposed …
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CJTT Christmas Wish Campaign raises over $93,000
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — Over a 12-hour span, people in South Temiskaming and beyond showed care and compassion as they donated to help needy families during …
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New pay grid proposed for Englehart staff
ENGLEHART (Staff) – Englehart council is looking at a change in how town staff is paid and reports its hours for tasks done. At the town’s regular council …
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Restaurateur wins Indigenous Entrepreneurship Award
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — His restaurant is hip, Indigenous-based and packed with locals most nights. Gerald James Brandon, owner of L’Autochtone Taverne Americaine in downtown Haileybury, has …
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Women leaders recognized on Top 100 list
TORONTO (Special/Staff) – Two business leaders with ties to Temiskaming have made a Top 100 list of Canada’s most powerful women. Corina Moore, Ontario Northland’s president and chief executive officer, …
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