In a story appearing in the November 4 issue of The Speaker, “Sending Christmas wishes by shoebox,” it was erroneously reported that evangelist Billy Graham had died. Mr. Graham is in fact alive.The Speaker regrets the error and any confusion it may have caused.
In a profile story on Max Kennedy, the Timmins-James Bay Green Party candidate, which appeared in the August 26, 2015 issue of The Temiskaming Speaker, Mr. Kennedy was incorrectly identified as speaking French fluently. The Speaker apologizes for the error.
In a story in the January 14, 2015 issue of The Speaker, the date for the relocation of Stepping Stones Day Care was incorrect.The daycare centre will move into New Liskeard Public School after renovations are complete.On February 2, grades 7 and 8 will be transferred from
Reynald Rivard has been acclaimed to another term as trustee on the Conseil scolaire catholique du district des Grandes Rivières. The area he represents encompasses Temagami and the rural areas of southern Temiskaming, including Earlton. The story entitled “Acclamations return incumbents to Grandes Rivières”, that appeared in
Latchford councillor candidate Gabriel Fink says “There was a letter/flyer sent out several months ago talking about the rising cost of policing Latchford. I found it funny our municipal government would send something like that out in the mail, yet wouldn’t do the same when they were selling the
