The City of Greater Sudbury is issuing a call for community volunteers. The ask for help operating and maintaining the municipal network of outdoor skating rinks. With 56 rinks across the city, municipal staff are seeking additional helpers to ensure these popular winter facilities remain open and accessible.
The Heritage Railway will present new train station plans to North Bay Council. Council will hear a presentation tonight from the Heritage Railway and Carousel Company to keep the train on the tracks as the long-running waterfront attraction outlines plans connected to a new train station and building.
Residents had say and a chance to learn more of a proposed new subdivision was had last night. A public information session and zoning amendment public meeting went ahead for the Melrose Heights subdivision. Timmins council have already given their go-ahead to start the rezoning process for the land.
Nominations open for Blind River’s Senior of the Year. The nomination period closes on April 1. Candidates must be living in Blind River, be 65+ years of age and be able to demonstrate how they contribute to a fun and welcoming Blind River. A link is available on the municipality’s website.
Art Gallery of Algoma was forced to shutter it’s operations for another day, following a flood. This is following a flood that affected parts of the building late last week. At one point the museum’s executive director and chief curator indicated that flooding was coming from an area in the roof.
Animals First in New Liskeard on Ferguson Ave will hold the second of two open houses. It’s all for the purposes of animal adoption. It goes this weekend, and while there is no charge to enter and play with any of the kittens, those interested in adoption are encouraged to contact the shelter.
