July 10, 2020

Motor Boaters must have opperators card

Timmins OPP is taking the lead on reminding boaters… that if their boat has a motor… they need a possess a valid Pleasure Craft Operators Card or proof of competency equivalence. In addition, no persons under 16

Cambrian College is offering free courses

Cambrian College says it’s offering free, non-credit courses to the general public. All as a way to support the community during the current pandemic, the courses vary. As part of a longer list, courses include fundamentals of

North Bay cooling centre opens in Terminal

North Bay is now offering the transit terminal on Oak Street as a cooling centre. With many of the other options closed due to the pandemic, the city says this marks the first time the City has

Fire ban in place for parts of St. Joes

Another fire ban is in place. It is for the Township of Hilton and the Village of Hilton Beach on St. Joseph Island. All previously issued burning permits are suspended and no new permits will be issued

Fire department doing door-to-door inspections

If the fire department comes knocking at the door starting next week… don’t be alarmed. That’s according to the city of Timmins. Fire personnel are starting its home inspection program Monday, July 13. They’re be asking residents

Masks debated in Sault Ste Marie this week

Sault Ste Marie City Council will debate the possibility of mandatory face masks. This is after private discussions about the issue took place this week between Mayor Christian Provenzano and Algoma Public Health. The pros and cons

Tom Davis Square reopens Monday

Municipalities across northeastern Ontario are announcing certain facilities will start to reopen. Starting on Monday, Tom Davies Square will reopen to the public in Sudbury. In mid-March, the city closed the building and only offered limited services

Day: July 10, 2020