This past weekend was final for lifeguards on duty at Greater Sudbury’s municipal beaches.
In North Bay, a separate committee will decide the direction of the twin-pad arena and community centre proposal in just under 30 days.
Flooding continues in Iroquois Falls. The water has begun to recede – but officials say the work is far from over as more flooding is a possibility.
The conversation continues in Sault Ste Marie as the downtown plaza is nearing completion, but so far it has no name.
Greater Sudbury Police officers are looking to check on the wellbeing of a missing 15-year-old girl. Identified only as Makeya, she is described as 5-foot-4, thin, with long light brown hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen in the Bancroft/Kingsway area wearing a red jacket and grey track pants or jeans.
The Province is investing $9M for 45 new beds at NBRHC.
Timmins thrift store Jan’s Closet opened to help fill the demand for low cost clothing and other items is marking one year in business.
The conversation continues in Sault Ste Marie, over a proposed man-made beach recreation area during last fall’s municipal election.
No new fires in northeast Ont. for fourth straight day. Fire hazard values are low to moderate across the region.
More help could be coming to the front lines. More than 30 young women between the ages of 15-18 are participating in Sudbury’s first ever female firefighting camp this week.
Over half a million dollars is coming in from Canadore College to help train 24 people for in-demand jobs in the trades, which includes general carpentry, construction, electrical and maintenance.
The TADH says an outbreak had been declared on two medical units. Visits are limited to designated care partners, and they must wear masks.
In Sault Ste Marie, the doors have closed permanently on the Station Mall location of The Source, the second of the only two locations in the city to close.
