For the next two weeks or so, workers will burn infested wood from a historic barn to fight the wood-boring beetle infestation at Anderson Farm.
The Province is investigating $250,000 in three local long-term care (LTC) homes through the Local Priorities Fund (LPF). Cassellholme, Eastholme Home for the Aged, and Algonquin NH are all benefiting.
Timmins Police are looking for a missing woman. Teaghan is 23 years old, approximately 5’6″ tall, with black hair, brown eyes, and a medium build.
Hydro One is hosting open houses for the North Shore Link project. This includes one in Sault Ste. Marie, as it moves forward with its North Shore Link transmission project. It’s slated for the 22nd.
Temiskaming Shores council is offering a chance to connect with town council. On July 8, city council approved “coffee with a councillor”. It envisions up to two drop-in events a year where residents can meet informally with council members for “a free flow” of discussion. This will avoid creating a quorum that would make these sessions formal meetings of council.
Greater Sudbury Fire Services are being thanked after two people were pulled from the waters of Moonlight Beach. It happened over the weekend. It involved a swimmer and a kayaker. No further information on the two is being released.
Georgia-Pacific is investing a whopping $191 million in upgrades at its oriented strand board (OSB) mill in Englehart in northeastern Ontario. The investment comes on the 15th anniversary of U.S. company’s ownership in OSB plant
Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security, Nolan Quinn has wrapped up a visit to Algoma
University in SSM where he met with university leadership. The visit featured guided tours of two of the University’s research facilities.
The Ontario government is providing $12.6 million in funding to upgrade recreation facilities across northeastern Ontario. The largest share – $10 million – is going toward Greater Sudbury’s long-awaited Valley East Twin-Pad Multipurpose Sports Complex.
The City of North Bay is investigating an incident involving falling drones after cancelling a public light display due to unsafe weather conditions. It happened Friday. Two more shows are scheduled for August.
Sault Ste. Marie Police Service says a previously missing teen has been found in good health. Taytyn Wochy had been missing. He has been located safe and sound.
