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Northern College's Haileybury School of Mines has received over $48,000 in scholarship funds from the Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR) for the Winter 2024 semester. This funding is part of a larger $2 million allocation by MiHR to address declining enrolment in mining-related post-secondary programs across
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The Moosonee Town Council held a meeting on April 2, 2024. Key decisions and discussions are summarized below: * Budget Approval: The council approved the budget for the fiscal year 2024-2025. The budget includes allocations for infrastructure improvements, community services, and public safety. * Infrastructure Projects: Several infrastructure projects were discussed and
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The Moosonee Town Council held a meeting on April 2, 2024, to discuss various community matters. Key decisions and discussions from the meeting are summarized below: * Infrastructure Projects: The council approved the commencement of the High Street and O'Dell Street reconstruction projects. These projects aim to improve road
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The town of Kapuskasing is experiencing significant economic and demographic shifts. Historically a mill town, Kapuskasing has a predominantly Francophone community, although most residents are now bilingual. The influx of English-speaking newcomers has created a challenge for the French-speaking community to preserve their language and culture. The town's
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On March 22, 2024, members of the Timmins Police Service responded to a call at a convenience store in the north end of Timmins shortly after 9pm. A female suspect entered the store, gathered various items, and attempted to leave without paying. When confronted by the store clerk, the suspect
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The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Kapuskasing plans to adopt the 2024 Operations Budget. The adoption will take place at a public meeting on Monday, April 8, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. at the Civic Centre. Residents can view the proposed budget in the Council meeting
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Due to ongoing road closures around the Empire Complex, multiple detours are in place to allow emergency crews to work safely. Motorists must obey all traffic rules and posted signs. Traffic using Pine Street South or Third Avenue as a detour must follow the signs at the intersection. No left
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On March 23, 2024, shortly before 2 pm, the Timmins Police Service Uniform Patrol, with assistance from the Ontario Provincial Police, responded to a 911 call on Carrigan Road, east of Timmins. The investigation led police to contain a residence on Carrigan Road. The Timmins Police Emergency Response Team (ERT)
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On March 22, 2024, Councillors Allana Schmidt and Chantal Rondeau released a statement addressing recent absenteeism among council members and its impact on council functionality in Black River-Matheson. The statement follows a press release by Mayor Doug Bender on March 21, 2024. Councillors Schmidt and Rondeau noted that Councillors Dyment,
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The Timmins Police Service has launched the CAMSafe program, a volunteer-based registry of closed circuit, security video, and doorbell cameras. This initiative aims to assist police investigations by allowing officers to verify CCTV availability from their workstations and request footage from registered participants. The program is funded by the Ministry
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The Timmins Public Library is undergoing renovations to create a new makerspace for older teens and young adults. The space will be located inside the Main Library and will feature technology for graphic design, digital art, and multimedia production. The project is funded by the Government of Canada’s Building
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The Township of Black River-Matheson has announced several updates and initiatives. The council has highlighted ongoing efforts and upcoming projects aimed at improving community infrastructure and services. These include road maintenance, water system upgrades, and community events. The township encourages residents to stay informed by subscribing to their news updates.