Bear cubs rescued from hydro pole
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES— Two tiny abandoned bear cubs are now in good hands after being rescued from a hydro pole in Haileybury on the weekend …
A full day in Charlton on Canada Day
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter CHARLTON – The Municipality of Charlton and Dack is planning to set off fireworks for Canada Day on Friday, July 1. There will also …
Appreciation for Temagami Legion warming centre
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter TEMAGAMI – The Temagami Legion supports stranded motorists and, in turn, OPP veterans are supporting the Legion. The work of the Temagami Royal Canadian Legion Branch …
Quilt of Valour presented to Cobalt veteran
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter COBALT — It was a look of total surprise on the face of Michael Ruddy as he arrived at the Bunker Military Museum in …
Northdale Manor connects with upgraded internet
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Today’s seniors need more than yesterday’s technology to keep in touch with family and friends to stave off feelings of loneliness …
Scam alert
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – Temiskaming Ontario Provincial Police are alerting the public to a potential phone scam. Police say fraudsters are calling individuals, claiming to be an employee …
See a problem in the city? Report it
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Have you spotted a pot hole on a city street? Roadkill? Trash in a park? There’s a new online tool for …
A BRAND NEW SEASON
Jump, clap, play! It’s spring! Erin Brown, 3, of Englehart, was enjoying the warming weather, climbing on melting snowbanks and jumping in new puddles while out walking with her …
Mobile crisis response team awarded funding
DISTRICT (Staff/Special) – The Temiskaming and Kirkland Lake OPP detachments have been awarded funding of $181,800 for their mobile crisis response team initiative over two years. The new …
Slight rise in numbers, sixth COVID wave hitting district
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – As of late last week, Temiskaming’s per-capita COVID-19 case count was the fifth highest among Ontario public health jurisdictions. The district’s …
