The Greater Sudbury Sports Hall of Fame’s newest inductees will be honored at a gala dinner on June 4. The new additions were unveiled earlier this month.
TP North Bay says there’s still time to help support this year’s campaign for those in need. The twelfth annual campaign is in its final week. Officials say they collected 11,000 rolls of toilet paper in 4 weeks.
The City of Timmins has announced that the reduced load restrictions for commercial motor vehicles and trailers that apply to some roads are lifting as of 4 p.m. on Friday, May 30. The restrictions are put in place during the spring thaw to protect the roads. They are typically in place until mid-June unless the City lifts them earlier.
Meanwhile, in Sault Ste. Marie, road work will mean a portion of People’s Road is closing for roughly 26 weeks. Citing infrastructure work, the road will be closed between Penno Road and Churchill Avenue starting tomorrow at 6:00a. As part of the closure, the #3 Korah Road bus route will go as far north as Everett Street.
In Elliot Lake water system, work may cause discoloured water in Dieppe Avenue area. Residents are encouraged to avoid using any hot water appliances until their water is running clear to avoid sediment entering their tank
If the felt the ground move in Sudbury late last night you’re not alone… Vale confirms 2.9 magnitude seismic event at Creighton Mine. It measured 2.9 in magnitude. All employees were safe and accounted for, and all protocols were followed.
Road work is about to start up at night in North Bay. It’s affecting Highway 17 and Gormanville Road. Slated to continue through to July 28, residents should plan their travel accordingly.
Fire crews are at the scene of an overnight fire to pinpoint what sparked an overnight blaze in Porcupine. The fire tore through the house on the southeast corner of Highway 101 and Conley Street late yesterday. Thankfully everyone was able to get out.
