Spreading the word to end the R-word

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – A growing movement to end the use of the R-word has won the support of Temiskaming Shores.That’s R, as in “retard” or “retarded.”The use of the word “whether intended or not is a form of bullying,” Kayla Marwick told city

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SAFEGUARDING SENIORS

Senior abuse is an ongoing issue in our community. Many forums are held on this subject. One such forum took place in the autumn of 2014, where the Timiskaming Elder Abuse Task Force hosted a one-day conference at the Riverside Place in New Liskeard called Safeguarding Our Seniors, funded

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The flag’s birthday party

Cobalt St. Patrick School celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the Canadian flag on Friday, February 13, two days ahead of the actual event, with much colour and enthusiasm. Students, teachers and staff were joined by Timiskaming-Cochrane MPP John Vanthof and Cobalt Mayor Tina Sartoretto for the event. Pictured here

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Staying safer online

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special) – To mark worldwide Safer Internet Day, Temiskaming Ontario Provincial Police are offering tips for online protection.In a news release, police urged Internet users to remember that the Internet is forever.Anything posted online can be tracked and stored “and will follow you, possibly into

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