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Boil water advisory lifted – March 7

ATTENTION:RESIDENTS SERVICED BY THENew Liskeard (Lakeshore & Broadwood area):This notice serves to advise you that the notice issuedon the 5th of March, 2017 has been lifted.Water sample results indicate that the water quality within the municipal drinking water system is safe for drinking.

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caMarch 7, 2017Happening Now

Hydro restored in Englehart area – March 7

OUTAGE NOTIFICATION FOR HYDRO ONE CUSTOMERS IN LOCATION(S) DETAILED BELOWOperations Center:KIRKLAND LAKE & NEW LISKEARDAffected Areas:ENGLEHART, LARDER LAKE, MCGARRY, DACK, SHARPE, MCVITTIE, MARTER, BAYLY, EVANTUREL, MARQUIS, GAUTHIER, ROBILLARD,

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caMarch 7, 2017Happening Now

Hydro outage in Englehart area – March 7

OUTAGE NOTIFICATION FOR HYDRO ONE CUSTOMERS IN LOCATION(S) DETAILED BELOWOperations Center:KIRKLAND LAKE & NEW LISKEARDAffected Areas:ENGLEHART, LARDER LAKE, MCGARRY, DACK, SHARPE, MCVITTIE, MARTER, BAYLY, EVANTUREL, MARQUIS, GAUTHIER, ROBILLARD,

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caMarch 7, 2017Happening Now

Precautionary boil-water advisory

A water main break earlier this morning has prompted a precautionary boil-water advisory for New Liskeard and Dymond.Residents are advised to bring water destined for consumption to a rolling boil for at least one minute or to use bottled water.Bottled water or an alternate source of potable water should be

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caMarch 2, 2017Happening Now

Highway 11 closed…

HWY 11 Both Directions [ New Liskeard – Thibeault Hill, North Bay ] – WeatherHighway: HWY 11Direction: Both DirectionsFrom/At: New LiskeardTo: Thibeault Hill, North BayLanes Affected: All lanes closedTraffic Impact :Reason WeatherComment : HWY 11 CLOSED FROM NEW LISKEARD TO NORTH BAY. LAST UPDATED MARCH 1ST, 2017 AT 19:35.Event Start:

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caMarch 1, 2017Happening Now

Winter Storm Warning March 1…

9:48 AM EST Wednesday 01 March 2017Winter storm warning in effect for: New Liskeard – TemagamiHazardous winter conditions are expected.March comes in like a white lion, as a winter storm affects the region.A strong Colorado low will move across Southern Ontario today. Strong northerly winds have set in

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caMarch 1, 2017Happening Now

Weather Alert

Winter storm watch in effect for: New Liskeard – TemagamiWinter conditions expected to develop on Wednesday.An intensifying low pressure area approaching the Great Lakes tonight will bring a few rounds of rain today and tonight. A cold surge of Arctic air arriving early Wednesday will quickly change

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caFebruary 28, 2017Happening Now

Angus announces run for leadership

Timmins-James Bay MP Charlie Angus has announced he is entering the race to be leader of the federal New Democratic Party….See this week’s Temiskaming Speaker for the whole story.

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caFebruary 27, 2017Happening Now

Watershed conditions in North Bay district

The North Bay district of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry issued the following watershed conditions and water safety statement on Friday, February 24:On Friday an intensifying low pressure system is forecast to bring mixed precipitation across the Province.The district – including Temagami and Latchford, Marten River, Sturgeon Falls,

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caFebruary 24, 2017Happening Now

Freezing rain warning Feb. 24

Freezing rain warningEnvironment Canada issued the following warning at 5:10 a.m:Ice build-up due to freezing rain is expected or occurring.Freezing rain developing early this evening.Snow is expected to begin this morning, becoming mixed with ice pellets this afternoon. 5 to 10 cm of snow

Editorial Staff editorial@northernontario.caFebruary 24, 2017Happening Now
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