“FRANCO FESTIVAL” CELEBRATES $40,000 FUNDING Gravelle announces grant for NWO’s largest Francophone festival The “I’m thrilled to see this support from our government for this culturally-significant event. The Festival will bring francophones together from all across Northwestern [Read more]
CAW, Northern Ontario Mayors, Politicians Urge Premier McGuinty to Halt Closure of Xstrata Timmins Metallurgical Site TORONTO, April 8 /CNW/ – Canadiana Auto Workers (CAW) President Ken Lewenza will be joined by a coalition of Northern Ontario Mayors and regional politicians for a meeting [Read more]
Majorie House and Kanawayhitowin collaborate by Karina Hunter This week, Marjorie House and Kanawayhitowin: Taking Care of Each Other’s Spirit presented Raising Awareness in Your Communities and Providing Support for the Women-Children-Men in Your Communities a learning opportunity for [Read more]
Mike Brown, M.P.P. Algoma-Manitoulin March 12, 2010 Queen’s Park Report Mike Brown, MPP Algoma-Manitoulin Open Ontario: New Jobs, New Growth, New Opportunities Ontario We invested over $32 billion in roads, bridges, public transit and energy retrofits for our schools. This investment is [Read more]
MPP Mike Brown introduces bill protecting Ontario consumers by Karina Hunter December 7th Algoma-Manitoulin MPP Mike Brown introduced a Private Members Bill which strives to protect Ontario consumers from dishonest electricity sales people. The bill bans the retail sale of electricity [Read more]
Good news for Northshore travellers by Karina Hunter Brown announces preservation of Greyhound Service Queen’s Park, December 2nd, Algoma-Manitoulin MPP Mike Brown was the bearer of very good news, announcing that Greyhound Canada, the only regularly scheduled bus available to Northshore [Read more]
BROWN ANNOUNCES MORE TREATMENT FUNDED FOR CANCER PATIENTS by Karina Hunter Ontario Expands Access to Cancer Drug Queen’s Park, November 30th, Algoma-Manitoulin MPP Mike Brown announced that Ontario is expanding access to Avastin for colorectal cancer patients who are responding well to [Read more]
