Lazuli bunting creates bird watching frenzy in Temiskaming Shores
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — They say birding can change people’s lives. That’s what it’s done for a woman in New Liskeard who spotted …
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Memorial bench to honour Cobalt poet
Joe O’Grady Local Journalism Initiative Reporter COBALT – Local poets and anyone who loves the magic and power of the printed word are invited to pay tribute to …
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65 REASONS TO HELP
Giant Tiger is celebrating its 65th year in business and individual stores could apply for a special fund which allowed 65 stores in the chain to donate $1,000 to …
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Grey Wolves Girls hockey camp ready to howl
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — A new hockey development program for girls will hit the ice this summer in Temiskaming Shores. The Grey Wolves …
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Lake breakup came sooner than some expected
Steven Larocque Speaker Editor TEMISKAMING SHORES – The winter that seemed to go on forever is finally in the books and it’s clear sailing for at least …
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Englehart quilting showcase will honour mothers
Darlene Wroe For The Speaker ENGLEHART – The Next Stop Englehart Quilters Guild is inviting the public to a show of their work May 8 and 9 in …
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19th Festival des Folies featured Franco Fun
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The 19th edition of the Festival des Folies Franco Fun was a complete success, albeit on a smaller scale, …
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Have some breakfast, take a Walkathon on Saturday
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – The month of May gets its start with the 54th Walkathon for Community Living on Saturday. The May 2 event gets underway with a …
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Courchesne wins TriMuskoka Athlete of the Year Award
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — On the coattails of International Women’s Day March 8, triathlete Josee Courchesne learned she had won the TriMuskoka Female …
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Earlton Lions donate $20,000 to BRHF
ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP (Staff) – The Earlton Lions Club has come out roaring in support of local health care, donating $20,000 to the Blanche River Health Foundation (BRHF). The …
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