Gas line relocation work is impacting parking in Greater Sudbury’s downtown this morning near the intersection of Paris and Van Horne streets.
Meanwhile, the removal of the old sewage pumping station on Wallace Road in North Bay will result in restoration work, leading to lane closures. Elsewhere, rehabilitation of Lee’s Road in North Bay is underway with traffic reduced to one lane.
The Timmins Police Service continue their search for a missing woman, 27-year-old Kerri-Lee Nakochee.
The Sault Ste. Marie Airport is reporting August saw an increase in Passenger Traffic, though still 25 percent lower than in 2019.
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh continued his three-day tour to Northern Ontario with a Stop in Greater Sudbury yesterday.
The Timmins Fire Department is looking within its ranks for its next chief, to be named at the next council meeting.
No word yet as to plans for the parish hall property, recently taken down, next to St. Luke’s Anglican Cathedral on Albert Street in the Soo.
The City of Elliot Lake has lifted the boil water advisories for 2 Chalmers Crescent and 59 to 104 Westhill Road.
Ontario Northland unveiled a painting under the theme “Every Child Matters” that will be on the Polar Express train that travels between Moosonee and Cochrane.
Plans continue ahead of a creditors-only meeting and vote on September 14th, named as the next step, ahead of a potential court appearance, needed to allow LU to emerge from insolvency.
A girl reported missing, 11-year-old Anna Peltier-Laidley has been found safe and sound.
The Toronto International Film Festival, albeit on a smaller scale, is coming to North Bay (on Tour) on the 21st of this month.
The City of Timmins is advising drivers that temporary traffic lights have been added along Airport Road, between Loner-gan Boulevard and Riverpark Road.
The Sault International Bridge says in the month of August, over 77K people crossed the international bridge representing an increase of 266.4 percent.
