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Big winner of banana bonspiel is the NOFCC
By Rosalind Russell – A new sports event in Espanola will become an annual event. Organizer Logan Emiry says the First Annual Curling Bananas Charity Bonspiel raised $1,300 for the Northern Ontario Families of Children with Families. Held this past … Continue reading
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Boogie Mountain hosts first-time Haunted Trail to raise funds for ski club
By Rosalind Russell – Boogie Mountain in Espanola was the scene of some scary stuff last week. The ski club hosted a Haunted Trail to raise funds for continued maintenance of the facility, and it is being called a ‘great’ … Continue reading
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Curb reconstruction underway on Mead Blvd in Espanola
By Rosalind Russell – There is curb reconstruction underway on the south end of Mead Boulevard from Second Avenue to the Queensway Avenue. Dave Parker with Public Works says the curb reconstruction is being done due to some inefficiencies in … Continue reading
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New plaza under construction in Elliot Lake
By Rosalind Russell – The City of Elliot Lake says the construction of a new plaza has begun. Economic Development Manager Steve Antunes says the city sold the lot on Highway 108 a few years ago and the new property … Continue reading
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Anishinabek Nation celebrates the 10th anniversary of Treaties Recognition
By Rosalind Russell – Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige encourages everyone to take the time during the 10th anniversary of Treaties Recognition Week in Ontario to understand and learn treaty relationships. She says it is a time for … Continue reading
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CLE and Catch the Ace
By Grant Lewis – Once again thanks to the hard work of the ticket sellers of Catch the Ace tickets, the Lions Club was thrilled to present a cheque for over $4,000 to Community Living Espanola. The funds will help … Continue reading
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First Official Duty …
By Rosalind Russell – Aidan Kallioinen, Espanola’s Mayor Elect first duty was to introduce Poppy Week last Friday. A group of supporters, Legion members and municipal staff joined him for the raising of the flag at the municipal hall.Poppies are … Continue reading
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More funding for every Ontario police service – $286,447.51
By Rosalind Russell – Algoma-Manitoulin MPP Bill Rosenberg says police services across the province are receiving support funding from the Ontario government. According to Rosenberg, every police service will receive just over $286,000 in grant funding for front-line services. He … Continue reading
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