ETFO pledges province-wide move May 11Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter DISTRICT – The Ontario North East board has pledged to keep parents informed as English public elementary school teachers pledge province-side strike action next week.“We have yet to learn the specifics of their action,” wrote board
TIMMINS (Staff/Special) – The region’s French Catholic school board has appointed former Timmins trustee Langis Dion to fill a vacant seat.The Conseil scolaire catholique de district des Grandes Rivières selected the Timmins man as its new trustee last week.The vacancy was created when new trustee Marcel Pelchat
Dear Editor:During the week of May 3 to May 8, 2015 the Northeastern Catholic District School Board (NCDSB) will celebrate the significant contribution that Catholic Education has made to the community, the province and to Canada. Our Catholic Graduate Expectations challenge students to articulate in society those
Four-year-old Brynley and her mother Tara-Leigh Muraska took a break from the teddy bear picnic to give a plush friend a quick check-up. It was all part of the fun when the Haileybury Early Years Centre paid a visit to the Temiskaming Art Gallery on the weekend for stories,
Junior and Senior Kindergarten students and Early Learning Program kids at St. Patrick School in Cobalt got together with moms and dads and family members for a special day on April 24. Ava Clarke, 4, with her dad David and her friend Danielle Larente, 4, were among the 20
World Autism Day 2015 in TemiskamingSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter The Town of Cobalt and St. Patrick School raised the Autism Awareness Flag on April 2. From the left
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Northern College students will be getting a little more exposure to the prospect of working for themselves.The college officially launched its new Entrepreneur Centre at its Timmins campus last week.Its services will also be delivered at its campuses in Haileybury,
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter Northern College Vice President, Finance, Administration and Aboriginal Services Mike Baker experiences the difficulty of spreading cheese whiz on a slice
Children activities at Temiskaming Shores librariesSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter From the left enjoying a board game during the March break Games Galore event are Amelia
March break Junior Animator’s Camp for kidsSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Many parents might be happy to watch movies with their children during the March break, but there’s a group of children who are actually learning how to make movies from scratch during the Near North
