‘Northern Ontario Headlines’ Information

Tick Found on Human Positive for Lyme Disease

Tick Found on Human Positive for Lyme Disease

Second Deer Tick Tests Positive for Lyme Disease For the second time this year, the Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) has received laboratory confirmation that a deer tick found locally has tested positive for Lyme disease.  While the first positive deer tick was found on a dog, this latest [Read more]

White River Celebrates 125 Years

White River Celebrates 125 Years

  WHITE RIVER, ON – Saturday, July 10th, White River residents celebrated their community’s 125th anniversary with a pig roast at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall.  In attendance for the special day were White River mayor, Angello Bazzoni, Wawa Mayor Howard Whent (who grew up in White [Read more]

Macular Degenraton – Ask Your Pharmacist

Macular Degenraton – Ask Your Pharmacist

A CAPSULAR MOMENT   Macular Degeneration By David Bodunde, Rph   Macular degeneration is a progressive and age related condition that affects a tiny area at the center of the retina, called the macula. This layer of tissue is on the inside back wall of the eyeball and the damage to it can be [Read more]

Hillbilly Days Continue Through Power Outage

Hillbilly Days Continue Through Power Outage

Manitouwadge Museum News by Melissa Gionet MANITOUWADGE, ON – Saturday July 3rd, 2010 the Manitouwadge Museum hosted their 2nd Annual Hillbilly Days.  Despite a heavy downpour of rain just prior to starting we decided to go ahead with events as planned and keep our fingers crossed that the [Read more]

911 Call to Fire on Industrial Rd Mtwdge

911 Call to Fire on Industrial Rd Mtwdge

Photos & Story submitted by Melissa Gionet   MANITOUWADGE, ON – July 8th at approximately 16:30 (4:30pm) Melissa Gionet was driving by Vezeau’s Garage on Industrial Road when she noticed smoke escaping from a pile of partially split firewood. At 17:30 Gionet observed that smoke was [Read more]

Summerfest Youth Dance Party

Summerfest Youth Dance Party

MARATHON, ON – This Friday, July 9th the Marathon Gymnastics Club hosted two consecutive Youth Dances at the Moose Hall; the first was from 6:30 – 7:45 pm for children up to Grade 3, the 2nd from 8 – 11pm was for kids from Grades 4 – 8. Louise Blanch wanted to thank Barrick [Read more]

L’Ontario et l’Inde signent un accord sur les minéraux

L’Ontario et l’Inde signent un accord sur les minéraux

Le gouvernement McGuinty appuie le secteur des minéraux de l’Ontario Un protocole d’entente entre le gouvernement de l’Ontario et le ministère des Mines de la République de l’Inde aidera à promouvoir les possibilités d’exploitation de minéraux et d’investissement entre ces deux [Read more]

India and Ontario Sign Mineral Accord

India and Ontario Sign Mineral Accord

McGuinty Government Promotes Ontario’s Mineral Sector A Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of Ontario and the Republic of India’s Ministry of Mines will help promote opportunities for mineral development and investment between the two jurisdictions. The agreement considers ways [Read more]

East & West Forest Fire Situation Update

East & West Forest Fire Situation Update

East Fire Region July 10, 2010 Two new fires were confirmed on July 9. Sudbury 110 was 0.2 hectares in size and has been called out. North Bay 55, at 0.1 hectares, has also been called out. So far today, July 10, there have been three new confirmed fires. Sudbury 111, on Pine Island near [Read more]

Winners of Museum Scavenger Hunt

Winners of Museum Scavenger Hunt

MARATHON, ON – The Marathon & District Museum held a scavenger throughout Summerfest week, challenging participants to search throughout Marathon, the Marathon Museum and Pic, Pulp & People to find answers to 25 historical questions. Saturday, July 10th names were drawn from among [Read more]

Tax Plan Creates Jobs for Newcomers

Tax Plan Creates Jobs for Newcomers

McGuinty Government’s Tax Plan Will Attract Foreign Investors And Talent Ontario’s tax plan will create more jobs for Ontario families, including newcomers, by making the province one of the most tax-competitive jurisdictions in the industrialized world. The plan includes business tax [Read more]

New OPP Commissioner

New OPP Commissioner

Premier McGuinty Thanks Outgoing Commissioner Julian Fantino For Service Chris D. Lewis has been named Commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police, effective August 1, 2010, replacing outgoing Commissioner Julian Fantino. Lewis joined the OPP in 1978 and was posted as a provincial constable in [Read more]

Northern Ontario Drug Bust

Northern Ontario Drug Bust

FROM/DE:    Detachment Commander – S/Sgt. N. Schmidt   MAJOR DRUG BUST IN SIOUX LOOKOUT (SIOUX LOOKOUT, ON.) – On Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 in the late evening hours the Sioux Lookout Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) executed a search warrant at a residence in Sioux Lookout.  Two people were [Read more]

Ontario Economy Growing!

Ontario Economy Growing!

Ontario Economy Grows For Third Consecutive Quarter McGuinty Government Stimulus Investments Continue to Drive Economy Figures released today by the Ontario government show that the province experienced continued strong growth in the first calendar quarter of 2010, as real Gross Domestic Product [Read more]

OPP Vehicle Collision in Schreiber

OPP Vehicle Collision in Schreiber

Nipigon Detachment OPP NIPIGION, ON – At Approximately 6:40am on uly 9, 2010 a single motor vehicle collision ococurred at Hwy. 17, Schreiber, ON.  A Schreiber Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) vehicle travelling east bound left the road.  The Schreiber OPP officer was transported t [Read more]

 Page 509 of 556  « First  ... « 507  508  509  510  511 » ...  Last » 
Lowest Gas Prices in Northshore AND Greenstone
Ontario Gas Prices provided by GasBuddy.com