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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced a recall of SupHerb Farms brand IQF Cilantro Large due to contamination by wood pieces. This recall is specifically affecting batches distributed in Ontario. The recall involves Caldic Canada Inc., the company responsible for this brand, following the identification of extraneous material
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The Ontario government has proposed an expansion of 'strong mayor' powers to include the heads of council in 169 more municipalities across the province. This expansion is scheduled to take effect on May 1, 2025. The move is intended to assist in meeting provincial priorities, which include the
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The Town of Smooth Rock Falls has released its 2025 municipal budget, detailing the allocation of funds across essential sectors for the coming year. This budget, approved during the town's regular council meeting, outlines several significant financial plans. The budget places a priority on infrastructure development, with a
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The Ontario government is collaborating with Taykwa Tagamou Nation (TTN) and Moose Cree First Nation (MCFN) to explore the development of new hydroelectric stations in Northern Ontario. The project aims to produce an estimated 430 megawatts (MW) of electricity, which could power approximately 430,000 homes. Proposed sites include the
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Today, in Northeast Ontario, you'll experience a mix of sun and clouds across various towns. * Timmins: The day is forecasted to be mainly sunny with a high of 6°C, though you'll feel colder in the morning with a wind chill of -16. Light winds up
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In Timmins, community volunteers have been instrumental in enhancing local sports inclusion and entertainment. The recent Heart of Gold civic awards acknowledged key contributors who have significantly impacted these areas. Among the honorees is Julia Romauldi, who is particularly active in advocating for sports inclusion for individuals with intellectual and
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The Township of Black River-Matheson has announced a restructuring within its senior management team. Gilles Giguere, previously the Director of Public Services, has been assigned as the new Town Manager. This announcement was made by the township council, highlighting adjustments aimed at enhancing service delivery. Alongside this appointment, Hongji Lei
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The Provincial Offences Office in Northeast Ontario has announced an open position for a Municipal Prosecutor. This role involves prosecuting municipal by-law violations and matters under the Provincial Offences Act (POA) on behalf of the municipality. Key responsibilities of the Municipal Prosecutor include reviewing evidence, negotiating resolutions, and conducting trials.
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A council vacancy appointment meeting will occur on April 9, 2025, from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. This meeting is set to take place in the Council Chambers. The council has confirmed that the meeting will be recorded and livestreamed, following the standard practice for council
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The City Council of Timmins has approved a significant financial allocation targeting road improvements over the next three years. The plan, put forth by Scott Tam, Director of Growth and Infrastructure, secures $5 million annually to manage and repair municipal roads impacted by harsh winter conditions. Scott Tam emphasized the
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The town council meeting held on April 7th, 2025, focused on several key administrative actions: * 2025 Budget Approval: The council approved the final presentation of the Operational and Capital Budget for 2025. * Recycling Policy Update: Current recycling services for non-eligible sources continue through 2025. Starting January 1, 2026, these sources
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The Timmins City Council has formulated a new 10-year strategy to enhance the local culture and tourism sectors. This strategic plan expands on objectives initially set forth in the 2014 Culture, Tourism, and Recreation Master Plan. The plan is structured into a Culture Master Plan and a Tourism Master Plan.