Wabi “well positioned” for growth, says president
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The acceptance of a debt restructuring plan marks “the start of a new beginning” for the company, says the president of Wabi Iron and Steel.“Wabi is now stronger and well positioned for growth in the years ahead,” said president Jeremy Birnie
Register
Wabi taking steps to boost profits
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – A century-old manufacturer in New Liskeard has exited bankruptcy protection and, with an approved financial restructuring plan, is looking to the future.“Over the past 12 months, we have had to make some difficult decisions in order to fix the Company’s balance
Register
City gains underground exposure
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – While the city may not be a mining centre, its mayor is pleased with its latest exposure to the industry.The annual convention of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) in Toronto draws exhibitors from around the world, said Temiskaming
Register
On benevolent wings
Bybergs donate aircraft to Canadore CollegeSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — Ken and Beverly Byberg have taken the turbulence out of aircraft donations when they turned over their 1974 Piper Seneca twin-engine aircraft to the North Bay Canadore College School of Aviation recently.It’s not often someone
Register
A “STEAK” IN 4-H
As part of a national partnership between Farm Credit Canada (FCC) and 4-H Canada, the Temiskaming 4-H Beef Buddies Club received $500. Club member Amanda Walther, centre, is seen above accepting the donation from the FCC’s Jack Phillips, at left, and Sylvie Rioux. (Supplied Photo)
Register
Grand opening for Ducharme Law office
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Offering a standing commitment to excellence and integrity with a certain element of self sacrifice, lawyer Marc Ducharme and his wife Melanie and their two children cut a ribbon to announce the opening of Ducharme Law office at 213 Whitewood Avenue in
Register
Cobalt anticipating solar profits by 2016
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- Limitations on grid availability have resulted in some downsizing of two of the solar projects in Cobalt.But at Cobalt’s regular council meeting Tuesday, February 3, Mayor Tina Sartoretto expressed confidence that the town will be seeing revenue from the projects by 2016.
Register