TEMISKAMING SHORES — The Temiskaming Shores CVITP will be providing free tax services to residents with a modest income and simple return. Income limits have increased: individual- $40,000, 2 people-$55,000, … Continue reading Free income tax service in Temiskaming Shores
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Minister announces $4 million in funding for three businesses
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — A sizeable funding announcement of $4 million dollars flowed from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC) helping three …
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TRUE PATRIOT LOVE
Students in Kelsie Pedersen’s Grade2/3 class at English Catholic Central School took part in an exuberant impromptu sing-along of the national anthem as Nipissing-Timiskaming MP Pauline Rochefort visited the …
STICKHANDLER
Remi Gosselin may only be six, but he’s already showing tremendous skills on the ice with a puck and a stick. It took Liam Major, Morgan Hyndman and Emerik …
IT WAS SNOW MUCH FUN!
A sliding hill behind the arena was the centre of attraction February 21 during the Englehart Winter Carnival with the theme “Snow Much Fun.” Noah Milks (left), Shannon Gillett …
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Pioneer Diesel tournament met the challenge
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The TSMHA recently hosted its final House League hockey tournament of the season. The Temiskaming Shores Minor Hockey Association …
Latchford fundraiser a success, new equipment ordered
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter LATCHFORD — Latchford council climbed all over a playground equipment report provided by Councillor Mike Cole. Cole said a fundraising drive to …
Breast cancer survivor pays it forward to CCC Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Tish Addison is a breast cancer survivor who has paid it forward …
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International Women’s Day
International Women’ Day is being celebrated locally and across the country on Sunday, March 8. The first International Women’s Day (IWD) was celebrated over 100 years ago when …
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By Gordon Brock Flipping through the notebook… TAG AND ADAMS MINE The Temiskaming Art Gallery recently concluded an exhibition on the controversial and unsuccessful proposal to store Toronto’s garbage …
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Thunder basketball grads earn college honours
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter DISTRICT — When you talk about player development, the Temiskaming Thunder basketball program must come to mind. Two alumni, coincidentally with the …
Cubs end regular season with a win, get ready for NOHA
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The New Liskeard Cubs ended their regular season schedule on a high note Friday night at home. It was …
Thunder boomed during exhibition basketball games
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The gymnasium at Temiskaming District Secondary School was jam packed on February 21 with basketball players, coaches, parents, grandparents …
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Fifty years in the books at Armstrong library
Darlene Wroe For The Speaker ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP – The Armstrong Township Public Library is celebrating 50 years of making books and related services available to its community. To …
Neighbourhood Watch proposed for Englehart and area
Darlene Wroe For The Speaker THORNLOE – Should we implement the Community Neighbourhood Watch Program? The Temiskaming Ontario Provincial Police Detachment Board 2 has put that question out …
Almost 200,000 new trees to take root in region
Darlene Wroe For The Speaker TEMAGAMI – The federal government’s 2 Billion Trees Program has directly benefitted Northeastern Ontario with trees that have been planted by Daki Menan …
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Open house outlines Pete’s Dam turbine project
Joe O’Grady Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Although the proposed location initially raised a few eyebrows, a proposed hydroelectric demonstration turbine at Pete’s Dam Park seems …
Englehart welcomes new Olympia ice resurfacer
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter ENGLEHART – A new green and white Olympia ice resurfacer has arrived in Englehart. The new propane-powered model went into service at …
Paws Across Timiskaming launches new pet rescue efforts
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Cats and dogs are being abandoned, given up for adoption and turned over in great numbers across the region. …
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Coleman wants Cobalt councillor to retract water usage comments
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter COLEMAN TOWNSHIP — Coleman Township wants a Cobalt councillor to retract statements he made at a council meeting with regards to the …
MP opens constituency office in New Liskeard
Sue Nielsen Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Pauline Rochefort, Member of Parliament for Nipissing-Timiskaming, plans to serve the people of her riding more effectively with the …
Latchford councillor avoids penalties from IC report
LATCHFORD (Staff) — Latchford council has decided not to impose penalties on a councillor found to have violated the town’s Code of Conduct. An Integrity Commissioner (IC) report …













