Police Blotter
Multiple charges PACAUD – A Pacaud Township resident faces a number of charges after police responded last week to a call involving a weapon. Temiskaming OPP report that members of …
Englehart resident facing charges
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART – An Englehart resident faces several charges after police responded to a report of a person acting in a threatening manner in the vicinity of …
Equipment theft under investigation
CHARLTON-DACK – Police are seeking the public’s help as they investigate the theft of towing equipment from a Highway 560 property late last month. Temiskaming OPP say a blue and …
City calls for look at seniors school tax rebate
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city is proposing that Ontario consider giving low-income seniors a break on paying education taxes. Temiskaming Shores council recently approved a request …

Englehart, KL hospitals running non-urgent patient transit
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART – Hospitals in Kirkland Lake and Englehart are now taking patients on the road. The two hospitals, which are amalgamating into a new entity called …
City hoping for treatment upgrade help
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city hopes to tap into a Green Stream of funding to make required upgrades at its Haileybury wastewater treatment plant. Temiskaming Shores …
Armstrong preparing for strategic planning process
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP – Armstrong Township is taking the first steps toward establishing a strategic plan. As the first step, an in-house session (which took place October …
Police Blotter
Cottage break-in HARRIS – Police are seeking the public’s help in finding the culprit or culprits behind a break-in at a Marter Township cottage earlier this month. Temiskaming OPP say …
Board ONE live-streaming meetings
TIMMINS (Staff) – The public can now tune in to meetings of the region’s English public school board. District School Board Ontario North East began live-streaming its regular meetings on …
City planning for winter
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – Winter may not be welcomed by all, but it is inevitable. Temiskaming Shores council recently approved plans to maintain roads and sidewalks during the months of …