Rota urges supporters to get out the vote
Steven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Anthony Rota has a message for those who don’t think their vote matters: remember the last election.Mr. Rota was the Member of Parliament for Nipissing-Timiskaming from 2004-2011 when he lost the last election to Conservative Party candidate
Question for the Candidates
Throughout the October 19 federal election campaign The Temiskaming Speaker will be asking the candidates a “question of the week.” This week we ask the candidates running in the Timmins-James Bay riding.What should voters look for in an MP?[caption id="attachment_9646" align="alignleft" width="150"]
Coleman’s position
Bass Lake Park operation outlinedCOLEMAN TOWNSHIP (Staff) -- Coleman Township council has stated its intention to continue to operate Bass Lake Park as a “public recreational space” for the benefit of Coleman Township residents and ratepayers.Coleman Township Mayor Dan Cleroux replied in an open letter to a ratepayer
Summer campaign has limited impact
by Wayne GreenAs the federal election campaign eases past Labour Day and enters a period (according to many political insiders) when Canadians will really start paying attention to what the candidates have to say, there is a temptation to assess what has been accomplished during the first
Green Party candidate supports diversification of economy
[caption id="attachment_9414" align="alignleft" width="150"] Max Kennedy[/caption]DISTRICT (Staff) -- Max Kennedy of Chamberlain Township is representing the Green Party in the Timmins-James Bay riding during this federal
Agriculture, business leading issues for NDP’s Angus
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_9404" align="alignleft" width="150"] Charlie Angus[/caption]DISTRICT –Timmins-James Bay New Democrat Charlie Angus says his re-election campaign in Temiskaming will focus on small business and
Conservative representative chosen for Timmins-James Bay
[caption id="attachment_9407" align="alignleft" width="150"] John Curley[/caption]DISTRICT (Staff) -- John Curley of Porcupine has been chosen to represent the Conservative Party in Timmins-James Bay in the upcoming federal election.
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