Safe, Smart and Savvy ShoppingLisa Neil, B.A., LL.B, is the owner of the Neil Law Office located in Haileybury, Ontario. Her column will regularly appear beginning in January with the Winter issue of Seasons Magazine. Tis the wonderful season of gift giving. It is also
Temagami goes countryDiane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMAGAMI – “It’s a real winter wonderland!” Hot dogs cooked on an open fire by Jonathan Vrij were a fitting way to
It was a uniquely Temagami take on Christmas last week as Santa helped three-year-old Bailey Mackey remove the three-year-old angler’s “catch” during the community’s first Country Christmas. For coverage of the festivities, turn to the C-front. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
Christmas is just around the corner and everyone, young and old, was out enjoying the annual Christmas Bazaar and Dinner held at the Église Saint-Jean Baptiste recently. Pictured here, from left to right, are Cassidy Ethier, 4, of Earlton, Keira Wittmaack, 4, of Thornloe and her brother Vaughn, 5.
Margaret-Rose Hearn, at left, and Tonie Miron of the Country Starlights provided the musical entertainment at the annual seniors’ dinner in New Liskeard. The December 6 luncheon, sponsored by the Temiskaming Shores Lioness-Lions and the New Liskeard Lions, drew almost 150 diners to Riverside Place. (Staff photo by Diane
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter Anne-Denise Mejaki sang during the Village Noël Temiskaming opening ceremonies. She was in charge of organizing the entertainment for the event.
Cobalt’s Christmas lighting of the cenotaph park was a team effort Saturday, November 15, as it is every year, but this year the result is even bigger and better. The Cobalt fire department, town council members and staff, and Nipissing Power joined forces to get the job done. Pictured
TEMAGAMI (Staff) – A wintry evening wonderland is being created just outside Temagami.Peacock Woodcraft, located on the Milne-Sherman Road, is being transformed into the site of the Temagami Country Christmas.On December 5 and 6, visitors are invited to drop in from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.A
DISTRICT (Staff) — Santa Claus will be meeting with children throughout the area this week as the Ontario Northland Christmas Train makes its annual trek up the tracks from North Bay.The Christmas Train will be decorated in full Christmas style with a boxcar decorated as Santa’s workshop.On
The Englehart and District Chamber of Commerce’s annual Unveiling of Christmas and the Parade of Lights drew hundreds of people to Englehart’s downtown core on Friday, November 21. Activities were held at the Royal Canadian Legion, the library and the museum, as well as local stores, but the big
