EXP Services Inc. celebrates new location
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES —EXP Services Inc. recently engineered its grand opening of the company’s new 6,983 square foot office location at 310 Whitewood Avenue, in New Liskeard, but it has roots dating back to 1906.Homer W. Sutcliffe started the original firm in 1906, providing engineering
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Youth working for themselves, co-operatively
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – They'll walk your dog, babysit your kids, cut your lawn, or wash your car.Les enfants en action are only a call away.Eleven students from grades 7 through 11 are part of the francophone youth worker co-op that's under the umbrella of ACFO Témiskaming.The co-op celebrated
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City builds support for new seniors’ housing
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city has approved a package of municipal support to bolster the case for an affordable seniors' housing development.Temiskaming Shores council has agreed in principle to be a partner in the Temiskaming Shores Seniors Housing Corporation project."We will start keeping our seniors here rather than
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City, developers to share cost of sewer upgrade
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The City of Temiskaming Shores will share the cost of sewer upgrades needed for the Beach Gardens development in New Liskeard.The municipality will contribute up to $80,000 for the upgrade of the sanitary sewer main within the city's easement on the property.The upgrade will benefit
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Englehart bank closure protest delayed
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART - Organizers of the Save Englehart CIBC movement have postponed their plans for a protest.Originally scheduled for Saturday, July 7, that has been set aside until further notice.The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) made its announcement in the spring that it was going to close the
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Summerfest swelters and ducks for cover
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Summerfest 2018 lived up to its name, with scorching temperatures and stormy weather thrown into the two-day meteorological mix.Hot weather on June 29 may have discouraged some visitors, while wet weather the next morning left downtown New Liskeard almost deserted.Still, the rain didn’t deter everyone,
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Protest on July 7 of Englehart CIBC closure
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART - Englehart and area residents have been working together to protest the decision by the CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce) to close the Englehart branch at the end of the business day on November 15.Most recently, organizers have been helping residents share with CIBC their stories
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Save Our Grocery meeting in Earlton
EARLTON (Staff) — A community meeting is being organized called Cooperating to Save Our Grocery taking place on Wednesday, June 27, at 7 p.m. at the Earlton Recreation Centre.The Conseil de la cooperation de l’Ontario, Earlton Grocery King, the Township of Armstrong and the Moonbeam Co-operative
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Yves’ Prime Cut Meats ups the “steaks”
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Drop by any butcher shop, and you expect to find a variety of meats ready for the grill or oven.But what about local baked goods, fruit preserves, bison, cheeses, maple syrup and sandwiches made on-site?Yves’ Prime Cut Meats in Temiskaming Shores has moved to a
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New shopping experience in Haileybury
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — There’s an unforgettable shopping experience awaiting customers in Haileybury.Unforgettables, a new home decor, garden, fashion and gift store is now open at the former Buster’s Confectionary location at 361 Main Street, Haileybury, just down from the courthouse.“
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