Registration is now open for the 2023 BEV In Depth: Mines to Mobility Conference, slated for next month at Cambrian College in Sudbury.
North Bay city council has given approval of $130K in safety netting in Veterans Park, all in the name of safety.
Work to replace Hoyle Bridge in Timmins is going forward. The design contract has been awarded, with the goal of replacing the decommissioned structure in 2024
Speaking of Bridges, the International Bridge Walk is back in Sault Ste Marie, June 24 after four-year absence
The City of Elliot Lake has parted way with its chief administrative officer, Daniel Gagnon. Gagnon has been the CAO of the city since January 2018.
Greater Sudbury Mayor Paul Lefebvre says he’s optimistic about the city’s future. Lefebvre delivered his inaugural state of the city address to a sold-out crowd at the Radisson Hotel this week. He says the city has always had a higher unemployment rate than the provincial and national averages and now, they’re dipped below.
As work starts on the downtown section of this year’s Connecting Link work Timmins, a contract has been awarded for the west-end work. It’s an $11.98-million contract to reconstruct Riverside Drive from Government Road to Shirley Street. The city and the Ministry of Transportation will cover the cost.
The Sault Ste. Marie Paramedic Services is adding four full-time paramedics to cover staffing concerns on the front lines.
In Elliot lake, Spine Road Cross Country Ski Trail will be renamed to honour a well-known resident Robert Stirling, who was a lifeguard and swimming instructor in Elliot Lake.
In Nipissing, where Dr Jim Chirico has announced he will retire as the Medical Officer of Health. It will take effect July 11th of this year.
Downtown Sudbury to dusting off its annual downtown cleanup program. The organization’s clean-up program provides volunteers with the resources they need to safely clean up the city’s downtown core, and provides a $20 honorarium for their two-hour tidy.
The Timmins ATV club is hoping to put the municipality on the map when it comes to riders. They say the step is making it legal to ride ATVs within municipal boundaries
Soo Police hope to identify the suspects responsible for a theft. This is after pair of folks allegedly made the odd grab of a Tim Hortons coffeemaker. More information is on the crime stoppers website.
NDP Health Critic France Gélinas is ramping up the “Vaping is not for Kids” campaign, and is reintroducing a bill aiming to limit sales of vaping products.
