Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter LORRAIN TOWNSHIP - The Tri-Town Ski and Snowboard Village celebrated a major donation toward its plans to construct a new chalet.At the end-of-season banquet at the Horne Granite Club on Saturday, June 3, board members and guests welcomed a cheque for $80,000 from the Frog's Breath Foundation

Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — They’ve kicked their way to a provincial championship.The Timiskaming District Secondary School (TDSS) Saints boys soccer team has

Steven Larocque Speaker Editor TEMISKAMING SHORES – Gold and silver will ensure entry for local high school athletes to the provincial track and field meet this week.Students from Ecole secondaire catholique Ste-Marie (ESCSM), Timiskaming

TEMISKAMING SHORES — When race timer Tom Barker yelled out to the boys lined up for the 100-metre sprint, “Are you guys ready?” the quick reply was, “We were born ready,” which indicated the zest the athletes felt during the first major track and field meet held

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – There were no bats, balls or mitts at the Dymond Recreation Park on May 13.But there were a few umbrellas and lots of pink – in honour of Mother’s Day – for the second event in the 2017 Get Active

Rebecca Ramsay was awarded two first-place championships at the Canadian Snowcross Racing Association’s year-end banquet April 29. She was undefeated in the Junior Girls category and was the points leader in the Pro-Am Women’s division after a close fought battle with Taylor Desjardins, who also races out

Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Perhaps the only one surprised by the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) Angus Campbell Award designation was the recipient.Temiskaming Shores resident and longtime hockey volunteer, Al Roy, received the award for his involvement with the sport covering a span of

Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter SOUTH TEMISKAMING -- In spite of dismal weather, 54 walkers participated in the forty-eighth annual Walkathon for Community Living Temiskaming South Saturday, May 6.Andrea Steis, human resources manager at Community Living Temiskaming South, said that about $19,000 was raised through the Walkathon and the community breakfast held the