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WEBThat Sudbury Sports Guy: Cambrian back end busy as first-place Colts come to town. With three wins in their first three games — 4-0 versus Fleming, 2-1 over Durham and 2-1 against George Brown — the Cambrian Golden Shield women’s soccer team entered play on Sunday sitting in second place in the OCAA East and ranked fourth among the 18 provincial entries this fall.
Sept. 10 regular council meeting summary | Mid-North Monitor
WEB1 day ago · A regular town council meeting took place on Tuesday, September 10. There, council members discussed important issues facing the area. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Council received a letter from Jan Liggett, mayor of the City of Cambridge. In Liggett’s letter, she discussed the need for mental ...
Drastic measures may be required if province won’t fix highway
WEB1 day ago · Timmins Chief Administrative Officer Dave Landers provided an update during Tuesday's council meeting on efforts to convince the province to come up with the funding necessary to fix Highway 67/Municipal Road. Frustrations were echoed around the table as the state of the roadway was discussed. SCREEN CAPTURE jpg, TD, apsmc.
Community Health Profile shows health inequity impacts Northern ...
WEB1 day ago · A CHP is designed to examine a population’s health data to better understand the health needs of a community. It examines the social determinants of health and provides findings to health care providers and the public with insights on health inequities to plan, deliver and monitor health services that meet the community’s needs.
Chamber President says business people are fed up with crime in city
WEB1 day ago · Chamber president says business owners in North Bay are worried about crime and their safety. This from a recently completed survey Photo by FILE. Chamber President Donna Backer says it simply, “People are fed up with what is going on the city.”. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Introducing the new Mid-North Monitor website
WEBDec 8, 2020 · Join the conversation. Today, we launch an all-new website for The Mid-North Monitor— based on feedback from readers like you. You’ll notice a fresh new look and feel, with big images and bold headlines. We’ve also completely rebuilt what’s under the hood to help you discover and engage with more stories in your local community and nearby.
Espanola News | Latest Local Headlines | Mid-North Monitor
WEBAug 1, 2024 · Smile Cookie Spring Campaign raises $17,296.15. The recent sales of the chocolate chunk Smile Cookies at both the Espanola and McKerrow Tim Hortons locations raised a total of $17,259.15. According to Chantal Poirier, manager of the Espanola franchise, the Smile Cookie Spring Campaign “went very well.
Espanola Breaking News | Local & National Headlines | Mid-North …
WEBLocal author brings a touch of the Canadian North to her writings. At the last Espanola Makers Market a local author set up shop to sell signed copies of her novels and book-themed merchandise to promote her work. A prolific and speedy writer despite having a busy family life, Canadian born Margreat Davis, who goes by the pen name MJ Spickett ...
Insurance won’t pay for Callander’s shoreline repairs
WEBAug 16, 2024 · The cost of fixing Callander’s Centennial Park shoreline is falling wholly on the municipality’s shoulders as insurance is not offering a cent. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Council estimates the work will cost about $500,000 – the plan is to bring in rock to strengthen the shore – and the ...
The Fixer: Resident raises road-marking concern - Mid-North …
WEBSep 2, 2024 · As it is nearly September, a Star reader got in touch with The Fixer, concerned about the lack of lines on many city streets, especially in the Minnow Lake area. He said road lines serve a dual purpose. “Why has line-painting not taken place on many city streets, and in particular, those requiring bicycle lanes,” he asked.
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