YES Theatre in Greater Sudbury is looking for board members. The deadline to apply is January 15th.
A new food bank is open in the East Ferris at the community centre and arena.
Denis Lavoie has been appointed as the acting police chief in Timmins. The appointment is effective on Jan. 8. He’ll stay on in the acting role while the service searches for a full-time chief.
Fifty-nine nominees are being considered for recognition at Algoma Visionary Awards. Strive Young Professionals hosts the event Jan. 12 at 6 p.m. at Grand Gardens.
In Greater Sudbury the Tender has now opened for library/art gallery architectural work. This is the request for proposals seeking architectural and engineering services for the Cultural Hub at Tom Davies Square project.
There were no injuries after an early morning structure fire on the 200 block of Cartier Street in North Bay. Officials say the home is being renovated and no one was there at the time. The fire has been deemed accidental.
Due to a lack of snow, the Timmins Mechanical Solutions Pro SnowCross has been pushed back until March 9th and 10th.
We’re 5 days into 2024…. And Sault Ste. Marie city council will be discussing whether the new $11.6-million downtown plaza needs a free New Year’s Eve ball drop party to bring in 2025.
There is a water main break on Westhill Road in Elliot Lake. Crews are starting repairs this morning. Residents in the area may experience discolored water.
Officials at the Homelessness Network continues to discussion on how to increase the number of warming spaces hoping to find at least 55 additional spaces available during cold alerts.
The mild winter means cities like North Bay’s winter budget is seeing some saving. Some of that cost savings is in overtime costs and the city’s salt budget.
Sault Ste. Marie’s search for a new city CAO is slated for an update, Monday.
