Next stage of Hwy 17 improvements at corner MANITOUWADGE, ON – May 27th, 2010 – Construction continues on Hwy 17 where it intersects Hwy 614, known to locals in Manitouwadge as ‘The Corner’. Pavement on Hwy 17 has been removed on both the East and West sides of The Corner, a stretch of [Read more]
Hands-on Job Experience For Northern Youth May 27, 2010 McGuinty Government Supporting Job-Training NEWS More than 300 youth across Northern Ontario are getting on-site job experience and career training in a wide variety of trades, business and other professional disciplines through [Read more]
May 25, 2010 2:30 PM McGuinty Government Urges Workplaces To Prevent Heat Stress Ontario is encouraging employers and workers to learn how to protect themselves from heat stress this summer. As summer days get hotter, the harm caused by too much heat can become a significant problem in many [Read more]
MARATHON LABOUR ADJUSTMENT CENTRE GETS EXTENSION Gravelle announces more help for laid-off workers The Ontario government is providing more support to help laid-off workers in Northwestern Ontario. An additional investment of $61,841 by the Ontario government will keep the Marathon Labour [Read more]
May 13, 2010 2:00 PM Decision Aims To Bring More Stability To The Hog Marketing System Producers will now have greater clarity and stability in the way hogs are marketed in Ontario.The Honourable Carol Mitchell, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, has concluded a ministerial review of [Read more]
First Nations In Ontario And Ontario Government Sign Memorandum Of Agreement To Work Together To Continue First Nation Tax Exemption May 5, 2010 First Nations in Ontario, represented by the Political Confederacy, and the Government of Ontario represented by Minister of Aboriginal Affairs Chris [Read more]
McGuinty Government Builds Stronger Foundation For Transparency Ontario is bringing more openness and transparency to government. The Members’ Integrity Amendment Act, 2010 was introduced and passed today. It: modernizes the code of conduct that governs members of the Ontario legislature [Read more]
McGuinty Government Honours Officers And Their Families Ontario remembered the lives of fallen police officers today at Queen’s Park. Premier Dalton McGuinty presented Tribute to the Fallen plaques to the families of four police officers. OPP Provincial Constable Alan Hack and Ottawa Police [Read more]
McGuinty Government Invests In Northern Highway Infrastructure Ontario continues to invest in northern highway infrastructure improvements with plans to repair Highway 614 south of Manitouwadge. Through Ontario’s Northern Highways Program, the planned work will widen the road in each [Read more]
McGuinty Government Helps More Young People Find Jobs Students across Ontario have more opportunities this year to find a summer job. Jobs and job-search services are still available through the Summer Jobs Service, the Ontario Public Service, Summer Company, and Summer Jobs for Youth programs. [Read more]
Ontario Passes Full-Day Learning Act McGuinty Government Also Takes Key Steps To Stabilize Child Care And Improve The Delivery Of Children’s Services Ontario is one step closer to implementing full-day learning for four- and five-year-olds across the province. Earlier today, the [Read more]
McGuinty Government Strengthens Support For Province’s Art & Design Institution The Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) could soon add “university” to its name. The government is today proposing amendments to the Ontario College of Art and Design Act, which, if passed [Read more]
The Hon.Kathleen Wynne, Minister of Transport, took a minute to address OntarioNewsNorth.com visitors and share her feelings about the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association’s (NOMA) Annual General Meeting (AGM) & Conference inMarathon, Ontario last week. This after her participation [Read more]
Province helps Northwestern Ontario Combat Climate Change Gravelle and Mauro announce grants to help communities take action Ontario is continuing to invest in local efforts to fight climate change. In Thunder Bay-Superior North, Matawa First Nations Management will receive $61,771.87 to [Read more]
Gravelle annonce une subvention pour le plus grand festival francophone dans le Nord-Ouest de l’Ontario Le gouvernement de l’Ontario donne un gros coup de pouce au plus grand festival francophone du Nord-Ouest de l’Ontario. Michael Gravelle , MPP, député de Thunder [Read more]
