Dear Editor:A few weeks have passed since the 2016 edition of Village Noël Temiskaming (VNT) made its annual appearance in downtown New Liskeard. It was a huge success with over 5 000 visitors from every corner of the province and elsewhere.Such a huge event requires careful planning
Réjeanne Bélisle-Massie, chairperson of Village Noel Temiskaming (left) recently accepted a cheque for $20,000 from Sylvie Rioux, relationship management associate with Agri Esprit/Agri Spirit of Farm Credit Canada. The money will be used to help Village Noel Temiskaming cover the costs of kiosks to highlight local food producers and local
About 1,500 school children visited Village Noel Temiskaming on Friday, November 25, where they got to see and hear about some New France traditions. One of the sweet diversions was maple taffy where Ecole catholique St-Michel Grade 5 students Riley Wilson, Arianne Breton and Hannah Manners (from the left)
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter NEW LISKEARD — A colourful Christmas festival will once again return to New Liskeard this year with the Village Noel.This village marketplace will carry people away to the early days of New France.The French-Canadian culture will be everywhere to be seen, with people
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Downtown New Liskeard has returned back to normal, approaching the season with its usual style of red bows and Christmas lights.But for two-and-a-half days, the downtown was tossed back four centuries into another era of foot-stomping
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.
Christmas presence hits downtownTEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – Anyone searching for a little Christmas spirit need venture no further than downtown New Liskeard.From November 27 through 30, the downtown will be holiday central, with streets turned over to music, family-friendly activities, food and unique shopping
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Federal funding of more than one-quarter million dollars to the area was announced Thursday, September 4, at the Mini-Foire Gourmande in New Liskeard.Nipissing-Timiskaming MP Jay Aspin attended the Mini-Foire Gourmande, held at the Horne Granite Curling Club and Riverside Place, and
