The city of Sudbury city is asking residents to help reduce flood risks by managing stormwater. In short, they’re being asked to ensure any downspouts are in working order to prevent inflow into sanitary systems.
The North Bay & District Chamber of Commerce is adding two new awards to honour local businesses. The Evening of Excellence Awards now has eight categories, including “Innovation” and “Workplace Excellence.”
TIMMINS High schoolers are being thanked for going the extra mile, collecting food for those in need. Students from TD&VH were knocking on doors just ahead of the weekend, bringing in over 2k pounds of food.
No word yet as to what City of Sault Ste. Marie will do with a near $500,000 more after selling off five properties at tax sales last year. They came in at combined selling prices totaling $423,777.
A student from Elliot Lake will soon represent a new student trustee. The Catholic District School board says that grade 10 student, Ryan Cloutier is not only a committed student, but he is also involved in projects aimed at improving school life and fostering an inclusive and dynamic environment.
Cobalt town staff and its budget committee are currently putting numbers in place for its 2025 budget., It’s expected to be completed in early May. At the April 1 meeting of council, the town’s manager Steven Dalley put forward a timeline of steps leading up to the budget
City council is considering increasing user fees for its water and wastewater services by more than one per cent. That said, it would be starting next year, adding about $100 per year to the average homeowner’s bill. During today’s meeting of the finance committee a report will be presented on the long-term plan for water and wastewater services.
Collège Boréal has released its 2025-2030 strategic plan, entitled “Horizon 2030: Succeeding Together”. The college said with the strategic plan, it is reaffirming its leadership commitment to serving Francophones across the province.
More than a dozen snowmobile trail upgrades are on the way in Northern Ontario. The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) is receiving more than $553,000 from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC) for snowmobile trail upgrades across the north.
