CSC Nouvelon school board in Sudbury will offer PSW training in French to those 18+, the second in the Province to do so.
The Town of Mattawa is encouraging residents to download the Town App as it has gone through a new coat of paint on September 25th
The Every Child Matters flag is once again flying at Timmins city hall ahead of the second National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30th.
A mayoral candidate meet-and-greet event has been rescheduled in Sault Ste Marie to be held at the James L. McIntyre Centennial Library on Oct. 4th.
Sources say the federal government plans to drop its COVID-19 vaccine border requirements by the end of September and make the ArriveCan application optional.
A campaign in Colorado, encouraging kids to play outdoors has broken a Guinness World Record by creating a 4.37-mile-long hopscotch course.
The Art Gallery of Sudbury is announcing a new Toronto-based art display, open to be seen on Sept. 22.
Nipissing area Paramedics have voted overwhelmingly to join Ontario Public Service Employees Union OPSEU.
The Timmins Chamber of Commerce has officially launched its business priorities directed to candidates running in the upcoming municipal election.
The Algoma Fish and Game Club is casting out a line to future outdoor enthusiasts (14 and under) to join us for a free day of activities at Kinsman Park Pond on Sunday, October 2nd.
Cambrian College’s dental clinic is accepting new clients, providing services such as free dental examinations, cleanings, and x-rays.
A long-time professor at Nipissing University, the late Dr. Diana Walton is being memorialized with a new scholarship in Walton’s name.
The Timmins ATV Club’s trail network is looking for volunteers to help clean trail brushes.
Sault Ste Marie City councillors have approved official plan amendments and zoning changes, allowing a developer to offer 220 residential dwelling units within The Tech building on Wellington St. E.
