An international program helping students who require additional support prepare for the workforce is now in its second year. At Pioneer Manor, it’s all thanks to community partnerships.
A new pier is coming to Callander’s Centennial Park, with installation expected to be completed by mid-November. The new pier replaces the park’s previous dock, which was severely damaged in a storm in April of last year.
A 15-year-old girl remains missing in Timmins. Police say Aliya was last seen wearing white jogging pants, a black hooded sweater, a black ball cap and carrying a black backpack. She is described as about five-foot-two and 110 pounds, with shoulder-length brown hair and brown eyes.
A new executive director has been named at the ARCH Hospice. Stephanie Fetherston will take over as executive director this November.
Culvert concerns have prompted a second closure on the road in Huron Shores. The Municipality says it affects Swan’s Culvert (Culvert #21) on Dayton Road.
Some on Sudbury city council are looking for a way to make it easier for seniors to ride the bud. In short they would like to see the free transit program for seniors expanded. Offering one day per month of at no charge.
The Ontario Nurses’ Association are voicing concern over recent layoffs indicating 13 of the layoffs announced last week at the North Bay Regional Health Centre (NBRHC) involve registered nurses. The hospital says to achieve annual budget savings, job cuts, an increase in parking rates and other measures will take place over the next six months.
In Porcupine, the former Whitney Fire Hall is on its ways to being transformed into an apartment building. The zoning for the property has been changed to residential, which allows the move to a two-storey, six-unit apartment building.
Sault Ste. Marie Police are looking for a teen who was reported missing. Gabriel Maj was last seen at around 10:30 a.m. yesterday on Dennis Street. The 14-year-old had been wearing black and white Nike shoes, a purple and grey sweater, a black hooded jacket, cargo pants and a black backpack.
Well, we knew this was coming sooner or later…. Elliot Lake winter parking restrictions begin Saturday.
The City of Elliot Lake will enforce its annual winter ban on overnight on-street parking beginning November 1st.
